The Countriest - Adam Hood

The Countriest

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Capo 2
 
verse 1
A
Ain't it cool we can turn on that A. M. Station at any old song they play?
E
We can sing along together with no hesitation, they can keep em comin' all day
A
Oh, how ya sung em the way daddy taught ya, in high sweet harmony
E A
Oh oh, how it feels knowin' you don't wanna sing em with nobody else but me
 
[Refrão] D A
Ain't we the countries? Ain't we the king and queen?
E A
Ruling on Mondays, every heel, every holler in-between
D A
It ain't no contest, we sweep the competition clean
E D A
Ain't we a hard miss? Hey, baby, happening, ain't we the countriest?
 
verse 2
A
Everywhere we're walkin' people get a-talkin'
 
I love it when we catch their eyes
 
A man with your charms and me on your arm
E A
We can keep em talkin' all night
 
[Refrão] D A
Ain't we the countries? Ain't we the king and queen?
E A
Ruling on Mondays, every heel, every holler in-between
D A
It ain't no contest, we sweep the competition clean
E D A
Ain't we a hard miss? Hey, baby, happening, ain't we the countriest?
 
Bridge
F#m D A
Oh, how our love grows deeper like marooned to the hollowed trees
C#m D E
Oh, how the nights get sweeter and sweeter with you lying next to me
E
Come on baby, right next to me!
 
[Refrão] D A
Ain't we the countries? Ain't we the king and queen?
E A
Ruling on Mondays, every heel, every holler in-between
D A
It ain't no contest, we sweep the competition clean
E D A
Ain't we a hard miss? Hey, baby, happening, ain't we the countriest?
 
E D A
Ain't we a hard miss? Hey, baby, happening, ain't we the countriest?

How to play The Countriest

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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