Call Me Country

Jon Pardi

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Tono:
C G C G [Verse 1]
G I'm a ghost on the radio
G D A needle on the vinyl
D Am A country boy survival
Am C The bottom of a bottle, yeah
D G I’m the fightin' side of you and me
G D And my heart's down in Tennessee [Chorus] N.C. G And I sing songs about freight trains and prisons
G Heartaches and honky-tonks
D Cowboys and outlaws
D Good-hearted women
Am In boots and straw hats
Am All gone, just like that
C D They can’t even recognize me
D G They used to call me Country [Verse 2]
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G Used to have cool names like Willie and Waylon
G Merle and Hank
D We all stood together
D We sang and we drank
C Chased the white lines
D Night after night [Chorus]
G Singin' songs about freight trains and prisons
G Heartaches and honky-tonks
D And cowboys and outlaws
D Good-hearted women
Am In boots and straw hats
Am All gone, just like that
C D They can't even recognize me
D G They used to call me Country [Instrumental]
G D Am C [Verse 3]
D G Like an old violin
G D Put away and never played again
D Am Paycheck and Cash
Am D Naw, they ain't comin' back [Chorus]
G They did songs about freight trains and prisons
G Heartaches and honky-tonks
D Cowboys and outlaws
D Good-hearted women
Am In boots and straw hats
Am All gone, just like that
C D They can't even recognize me
D G They used to call me Country [Otro]
G D They used to call me Country
D Am I'm a thing of the past
Am C N.C. I'm a ghost on the radio
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Composición: Driver Williams y Jon Pardi

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