Somebodys Gotta Be Country - Easton Corbin

Somebodys Gotta Be Country

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Intro: C G D G C G D G
 
Verse: 1
C G D G
I slipped you a little red man
C G D G
Hit the lake and cast a line
C G D G
Hold the door and say yes ma'am
C G D G
Gas up my four wheel drive
C G D G
I keep Alan Jackson playing on the radio
C G D
Where did all the good old boys go
 
[Refrão]
C G D G
Somebody's gotta party til the stars burn out
C G D G
Wear some wore out boots in a high class crowd
C G D G
All my rowdy buddies keep settlin' down
C G D G
Somebody's gotta be country in this town
C G D C G D G
Somebody's gotta country in this town
 
Verse: 2
C G D G
Yeah I take up two spots
C G D G
Cause my truck don't fit
C G D G
And I represent the math God
C G D G
Every chance I get
C G D G
No my dirt road heart won't ever be paved
C G D
Am I the only one these days
 
[Refrão]
C G D G
Who still likes to party til the stars burn out
C G D G
Wear some wore out boots in a high class crowd
C G D G
All my rowdy buddies keep settlin' down
C G D G
Somebody's gotta be country in this town
 
Bridge
C G
Keep a zebco in the toolbox
C D
Keep it retro on the jukebox
 
Solo
C G D G C G D
 
[Refrão]
C G D G
Yeah somebody's gotta back up traffic on an old John Deere
C G D G
Drink a center console ice cold beer
C G D G
And keep that old school hanging around
C G D
Somebody's gotta be country
 
C G D G
Somebody's gotta party til the stars burn out
C G D G
Wear some wore out boots in a high class crowd
C G D G
All my rowdy buddies keep settlin' down
C G D G
Somebody's gotta be country in this town
C G D
Somebody's gotta country
C G D G
Somebody's gotta be country in this town
C G D G
Somebody's gotta be
 
I reckon' that's me

How to play Somebodys Gotta Be Country

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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