Goin To The Country

C G C G G C There's a warm wind blowing over, from the west again today F G and with it comes that message sent, from so far away. G C It drags that longing feeling from my heart down to my sleeve, F G Tells me that it's been too long, and it's been time to leave. C G C G Heeey-heeyyyy, heeey-heeyyyyy G C So I bought a pick up truck with three shades of orange and two shades of rusted blue, F G went down to my boss to get my paycheck and then he told me what I could do. G C I rode down to my momma's place and said "momma my time has come to ride," F G She said "boy don't you let the screen door slam your ass on the way outside." C G You see I'm goin to the country for a while, C G I'm going where they speak in turns a country mile C Eb G I'm going to the country, was there something I should know, before I go? G C Well a sweet hitchhiker stops me on this old and county road, F G She hopped into my pickup with her cutoff jeans, and she so kindly said "hello" G C Her blue eyes smiled as she said her destination was unknown, F G she said she left the city standing only days ago, and then she turned up my radio. C G You see I'm goin to the country for a while, C G I'm going where they speak in turns a country mile C Eb G I'm going to the country, was there something I should know, before I go? Em Am Life was ordinary boring lame, C Eb G all my dreams were captive on that rat-race of a cage. Em Am Sweet the sound surrendered to my ears, C Eb G oh, the winds of change, have blown them, away G F7 F#7 G7 just for today C G I'm goin to the country for a while, C G I'm going where all the people, the people even smile! C Eb C6sus4/F I'm going to the country, was there something I should know, something I should know, G6 Ah-hooohoo