What Country Is

João Alberto

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E G There's a house fly swimming in my sweet tea
C D Hey darling pass another Kerr jar to me
E G Butter Dripping of a biscuit baby better take a bite
C D Cantaloupe thumps like its finally ripe
E G Box fan on a lawn chair sucking in swamp air
C D Two hundred mile marker signs from nowhere
E G C D That's what country is [Chorus]
G Dadd9 It ain't a rebel flag you bought at the mall
E Cadd9 It's a hid-away bed in an old horse stall
G Dadd9 Aadd9 E Cadd9 Dadd9 Two kids getting caught, stealing a boons farm kiss
G Dadd9 It ain't a John Deere cap that's never fell in the cotton
E Dadd9 It's a Jimmy Rogers song that was long forgotten
Aadd9 Dadd9 Cadd9 It's homemade peach ice cream on sun burnt lips
Dadd9 That's what country is [Verse 2]
E G When the sun starts slipping from The Delta sky
C D and the last scarecrow tucks in for the night
E G Make a fire throw a blanket on a sandy bank
C D Bout' an hour till' we feel the first catfish yank
E G Barefoot and a cane pole waving at the river boat
C D and when they're gone take a dip in the moon glow
E G C D Thats what country is [Chorus]
G Dadd9 It ain't a rebel flag you bought at the mall
E Cadd9 It's a hid-away bed in an old horse stall
G Dadd9 Aadd9 E Cadd9 Dadd9 Two kids getting caught, stealing a boons farm kiss
G Dadd9 It ain't a John Deere cap that's never fell in the cotton
E Dadd9 It's a Jimmy Rogers song that was long forgotten
Aadd9 Dadd9 Cadd9 It's homemade peach ice cream on sun burnt lips
Dadd9 That's what country is [Bridge]
E G C D [Chorus 2]
G Dadd9 It ain't a jacked up truck that's never seen a pasture
E Dadd9 It's cars pulling over for a no-cab tractor
Aadd9 Dadd9 Cadd9 It's homemade peach ice cream on sun burnt lips
Aadd9 Dadd9 Cadd9 No it cant be bought, it's something you're born with
Dadd9 That's what country is [Otro] (x3)
E G C D That's what country is
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