A Little More Country

Intro
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Imagine a dirt road full of pot holes
With a creek bank and some cane poles
          Am
Catching channel cat
Cadd9             D          G
I’m a little more country that

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Picture a small town with an old hound
Laying out front of the court house
              Am
While the old men chew the fat
Cadd9             D               G
I’m a little more country than that

Cadd9          G             Am        C
    Cadd9
I just want to make sure you know just who you’re getting under this old hat
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Cause girl I’m not the kind of two time or play games behind your back
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I’m a little more country than that

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Think of a hank song from days gone
With a steel ride that’s so strong
         Am
It sends chills up your back
Cadd9             D               G
I’m a little more country than that

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If you want a brick home in a school zone
With the doors locked and alarms on
             Am
Girl, you’re way off track
Cadd9             D               G
I’m a little more country than that

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      Cadd9         G                  Am               C
Yeah, I’m sure that you’ve heard those three words from others
Cadd9
But they fell flat
    Cadd9           G               Am             C
But this ring ain’t some thing that I mean to give you
Cadd9
And then take back
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I’m a little more country than that


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I’m a little more country than that
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I’m a little more country than that