Country Songs

E B7 E E When I was young I never cared for country songs B7 E And the honky-tonks, they all seemed strange to me E E7 A But honey since you've gone, now I realized I'm wrong F# B B7 Gotta get your heart good and broken before you sing along E So thank you for teachin' me to love country songs B7 E For makin' me so sad I wanna sing along E E7 A When I hear that fiddle start, I can dance all over my broken heart F# B And I hardly care that you don't love me like you used to do B E No, I hardly care that you don't love me like you used to do E B7 E E And you'll never understand me like Buck Owens does B7 E And I'll never love you quite like I love him E E7 A Who wears your fancy suit in technicolor blue? F# B You wouldn't win a fight, not with a single Buckaroo E You'll never understand me like Dwight Yoakam does B7 E And I'll never love you quite like I love him E E7 A With his hat down in his eyes, honey please don't even try F# B It's a miracle the way he wears his jeans tighter than mine E So thank you for teachin' me to love country songs B7 E For makin' me so sad I wanna sing along E E7 A When I hear that fiddle start, I can dance all over my broken heart F# B And I hardly care that you don't love me like you used to do B E No, I hardly care that you don't love me like you used to do |E |E |B7 |E |E E7 |A |F# |B |B |E | E So boys, bring out the guitar and the mandolin B7 E We'll have another round and then we'll start again E E7 A And I know you've done me wrong and you've already moved on F# B But thank you for teachin' me to love those country songs B E Thank you for teachin' me to love country songs