Let Your Boys Be Country
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
| E | E | A | A |
[Verse 1]
E
A
Let 'em keep that red dirt on those boots
B
Make 'em proud of that middle nowhere
E
He's got down in his roots
E
Let 'em work in a hay field sweating
A
For a little summer cash
B
Raise 'em hard, raise 'em tough
E
Bring 'em up to have their brother's back
[Chorus]
E
Let 'em ride 'round in trucks
E
Making backroad noise
A
Let 'em hang out on Friday
A
Getting wild with the boys
E
Let 'em go to the woods
A
In the cold painted up camo green
E
Yeah, let 'em chase, let 'em fall
E
For a small-town girl
A
Let everything inside these county lines
A
Be his whole world
E
You want him to grow up
E A
To be someone he's damn proud to be
E A
Mamas, let your boys be country
[Verse 2]
E
Teach 'em yes ma'am and no ma'am
A
And never turn down a cold beer
B
Tell 'em there ain't nothing greener
E
Than the grass you're standing on right here
[Chorus]
E
Let 'em ride 'round in trucks
E
Making backroad noise
A
Let 'em hang out on Friday
A
Getting wild with the boys
E
Let 'em go to the woods
A
In the cold painted up camo green
E
Yeah, let 'em chase, let 'em fall
E
For a small-town girl
A
Let everything inside these county lines
A
Be his whole world
E
You want him to grow up
E A
To be someone he's damn proud to be
E A
Mamas, let your boys be country
E A
Mamas, let your boys be country
[Chorus]
E
Yeah, let 'em chase, let 'em fall
E
For a small-town girl
A
Let everything inside these county lines
A
Be his whole world
E
You want him to grow up
E A
To be someone he's damn proud to be
E
Mamas, let your boys be country
E
Let 'em ride 'round in trucks
E
Making backroad noise
A
Let 'em hang out on Friday
A
Getting wild with the boys
E
Let 'em go to the woods
A
In the cold painted up camo green
E A
Mamas, let your boys be country
E
Let your boys be country
How to play Let Your Boys Be Country
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.