Too Country

INTRO:

E  D  A  E     E  B  E


VERSE:

E           D            A      
Call me old fashioned or just 
     E
out of style
E                 D               
There's something missing on that 
A      E
radio dial
        E           D        A   
Doesn't anyone get lonesome, man 
       E
what a shame
     (A) E            B           
It's too country for country these 
 E
days


CHORUS: (*alternate the base note in
 the chord strums)

             A                      
          E            F#-Ab (Base 
note walk up)
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I wanna hear songs about prison, and
 midnight trains
   A                               
A working man's livin' and heart's 
     E
that break
A                                 
Cheatin', leavin', barely 
                           C#m
breathin' trying to drink away the 
pain
           (A) E           B
But that's too country for country 
these days


VERSE 2:

E             D        A         
Someone who's lived it sing me a 
E
song
         E         D      A    E
Let that old steel guitar cry along
    E            D          A    
I'm real and I'm honest and set 
     E
in my ways
         E           B             
Just too country for country these 
E
days


CHORUS: (*alternate the base note in
 the chord strums)

             A                      
          E            F#-Ab (walk 
up)
I wanna hear songs about prison, and
 midnight trains
   A                               
A working man's livin' and heart's 
     E
that break
A                                 
Cheatin', leavin', barely 
                           C#m
breathin' trying to drink away the 
pain
           (A)   E           B      
       E     (A)(A) E  B  E    F#-Ab
 (walk up)
But that's too country for country 
these days


A                                 
Cheatin', leavin', barely 
                           C#m
breathin' trying to drink away the 
pain
           (A) E           B     
But that's too country for 
        E
country these days
A       E           B            
Oh, too country for country these 
 E
days