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[Intro] D G D G
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You're not supposed to say the word "cancer" in a song
D G D G
And tellin' folks Jesus is the answer can rub 'em wrong
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It ain't hip to sing about tractors, trucks, little towns, and mama
G D
Yeah that might be true
A D
But this is country music and we do
D G D
Do you like to drink a cold one on the weekend, and get a little loud
D G D
Do you wanna say I'm sorry or I love ya, but you don't know how?
G A Bm A/C#
Do you wish somebody had the nerve to tell that stupid boss of yours
D G
To shove it next time he yells at you?
D A D
Well this is country music and we do
G D
So turn it on, turn it up, and sing a long
G Bm E G
This is real; this is your life in a song
A D
Yeah this is country music
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Are you haunted by the echo of your mother on the phone
D Bm D G
Cryin as she tells you that your brother is not coming home?
G A Bm A/C#
And if there's anyone that still has pride and the memory of those
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That died defending the old red, white, and blue
A D
This is country music and we do
G D
So turn it on, turn it up, and sing a long
G Bm E G
This is real; this is your life in a song
G A
Just like a road that takes you home
G A
Yeah this is right where you belong
D G
This is country music
D G
This is country music
D G
You Stop Lovin Her Today
Hello Dolly
God Bless the USA
Amarillo by the Morning
Stand by your Man
Mamma Drive
Take Me Home
I Walk the Line
So Country Boy Can Survive
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