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[Verse]
G C D
Darling I've been thinking this one through
G C D
We've been fighting like cat and dog now here's what go to do
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This life in the city is killing the love that we once knew
G C G C
We could happy in the country
[Verse]
G C D
We would spend so many lovely days
G C D
We'd have chickens and cow and corn and whatever it is farmers raise
C G C G D
At breakfast each morning we'd fry up our own hand-picked eggs
G C G C
We could be happy in the country
[Chorus]
D G C
So let's pack your bags up together
D Em G C D
And we'll be in the clear forever
[Verse]
G C D
We'll just sit right back and watch while our crops grow
G C D
While we listen to gals like Kitty Wells on country radio
C G C G D
Weekends we'd two-step at some cowboy bar just down the road
G C G C
We could be happy in the country
[Chorus]
D G C
So let's pack your bags up together
D Em G C D G
And we'll be in the clear forever
[Verse]
F C G
I know that the local folks will [F]make us feel right at [F]home
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We'll have homemade whiskey and ramble down country roads
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G C D D
C G C G
D G C G
G C D
And I would learn to ride on the rodeo
G C D
I'd have shiny boots and a cowboy hat so that nobedy'd ever know
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That we'd once been city folks that owned sporty cars and fancy homes
G C G C
If we could just be in the county
[Chorus]
D G C
So let's pack your bags up together
D Em G C D
And we'll be in the clear forever