It Will Never Be The Same
- Chris Guenther
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Intro
D A G D A G
Verse 1
D
My first taste of dust came when I was three
G
Driving on the tractor on daddy's knee
D A
he told me "Son, someday you'll take this place from me"
D
"Well you'll raise these fields and do the best you can,
G Em
to plan your life, and be an honest man,
D A D
And do your best, to make your old man proud"
D
Well things would change, we couldn't see eye to eye,
G D
So I packed my things, and said goodbye to my home
A D
Where I was born and raised
Chorus
Bm G D
And the devil, he took me far away
Bm G D
I lost my path, and went astray
Bm G D
And in my heart, I knew I'd come back again
Bm G A
After all the wounds had healed
Bm G A
And in my mind I still see those fields
Bm G A
An old dirt road that bears no name
G D
I know it will never be the same
Verse 2
D
News came mama was laid to rest
G
And daddy was in pain with every breath
D A
The bank forclosed, and took most of the land
D
But he kept that house and the old blue barn
G Em
Enough to say that he still farmed
D A D
But for many years his health was failing fast
D
After thirteen years, I headed home
G
I didn't recognize what i'd done
D A D
And I cried the day I watched him breath his last
Chorus
Bm G D
The devil, he took me far away
Bm G D
I lost my path, and went astray
Bm G D
And in my heart, I knew I'd come back again
Bm G A
After all the wounds had healed
Bm G A
And in my mind I still see those fields
Bm G A
An old dirt road that bears no name
G D
I know it will never be the same
Solo
A G D G A
Verse 3
D
His first taste of dust came when he was three
G
Driving on the tractor up on my knee
D A
I told him "Son, someday you'll take this place from me"
D
"Well you'll raise these fields and do the best you can,
G Em
to plan your life, and be an honest man,
D A D
And do your best, to make your old man proud"











