The Ryman

G C D He's heard all the legends, on his radio. C D He's heard Haggard singin, bout California gold. G C D G And the first time he heard the opry, he was only 6 years old. C D G C D Now he's standin on a piece of the Ryman, look at him now. G Hold D Hold There was a tear in his eye and a smile on his face. Em C The first time he stepped foot on that stage. G D Standin on a piece of the Ryman dont you know he's proud. G D His lifes dream was playin in that house. Em C Now he nows what it's all about. G D G Standin on a piece of the Ryman, look at him now. (Lead) G C D It's a long way, from these dusty Texas plains. C D To that stage where country music is made. G C D G When he was just a little boy, he threw away all his toys. C D G C D Now he's standin on a piece of the Ryman, look at him now. G Hold D Hold There was a tear in his eye and a smile on his face. Em C The first time he stepped foot on that stage. G D Standin on a piece of the Ryman dont you know he's proud. G D His lifes dream was playin in that house. Em C Now he nows what it's all about. G D G Standin on a piece of the Ryman, look at him now. G Slow D G Standin on a piece of the Ryman, look at him now.