Country Girl

Dm C G D Dm C G D Dm Dm I was raised in the country that's a natural fact Dm Food on the table from the garden out back C Everyone working to make the land their own G Red clay crackin' where the silver queen grows Dm Runnin' with your cousins from yard to yard Dm Livin' was easy but the playin' was hard C Didn't have much nothing comes for free G All you needed was your family Dm I am a country girl Dm I've been around the world C And every place I've been G D Ain't quite nothin' like Dm Livin' in the south Dm I wanta shut your mouth C I am a country girl G I am a country girl Dm Biscuits in the morning and gravy too Dm Fried chicken in the afternoon C Jaw draggin' eatin' sweet potato pie G Takin' half an hour to say goodbye Dm Blackberry patches scuffin' on by Dm Sweet Georgia peaches and dandelion wine C The best kind of food is made by hand G The only place to get it is from the land Dm I am a country girl Dm I've been around the world C And every place I've been G D Ain't quite nothin' like Dm Livin' in the south Dm I wanta shut your mouth C I am a country girl G I am a country girl Dm All day I dream about a place in the sun F Kinda like where I'm from G With the tall grass blowin' in the breeze Dm Runnin' bare foot from the tall oak tree Dm All day I dream about a place I've been F A place where the skin I'm in G Feels like its supposed to be A And anyone around who looks at me says Dm I am a country girl Dm I've been around the world C And every place I've been G D Ain't quite nothin' like Dm Livin' in the south Dm I wanta shut your mouth C I am a country girl G I am a country girl Dm I was raised in the country that's a natural fact Dm On these long city days I wanta look back C See tobacco fields a row after row G Red clay a crackin' where the silver queen grows