G G G G [Verse 1]G D I was setting up for a gig in this little country barC D This old boy in the corner watched me tune up my guitarG D He said, What kinda music do you play hoss, I play some myselfC D He said, I sure hope it's country, these days it's hard for me to tell [Chorus]C D G You can talk to me about tractorsC D G Cowboy boots and pickup trucksC D Em Ol' cane poles and dirt roadsAm D And spittin' Skoal in a Dixie cupC D G You can tell me about your GrandpaC D Em And how he turned you onto HankC D G C G C D If you gotta tell me how country you areG You probably ain't [Verse 2]G D He said, Country is a way of life that's almost goneC D It's more than the clothes you wear or how you sing a songG D It's about being honest and working hardC D Looking someone in the eye, being who you say you are [Chorus]C D G You can talk to me about tractorsC D G Cowboy boots and pickup trucksC D Em Ol' cane poles and dirt roadsAm D And spittin' Skoal in a Dixie cupC D G You can tell me all about your GrandpaC D Em And how he turned you onto HankC D G C G C D If you gotta tell me how country you areG You probably ain't [Instrumental]D G G C D G G C D Em Em Am Am D D [Chorus]C D G You can tell me all about your GrandpaC D Em And how he turned you onto HankC D G C G C D But if you gotta tell me how country you areG You probably ain't [Tag]C D G C G C If you gotta tell me how country you areD G G You know what, you probably ain't hoss
You Probably Aint
Craig Campbell
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