Still A Southern Man

Am C G Am C D Am C G Am C D Am C There's a flag flying overhead G Am C D And I used to think it meant one thing Am C G But now I've grown up and seen the world Am C D And I know what it really means Am C G I wanted it to be the symbol of a boy Am C D Who wasn't scared to take a stand Am C G But now I know it's just a hammer driving nails Am C D In a coffin of a long dead land E E Oh, and I can't take it anymor-ore C G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G I don't want your stars and bars Am F And your blood on my damn hands C G I'm looking away now Dixie Am F 'Cause I've seen all that I can stand C G Am F But I'm still a southern man Am C G Am C D Am C G The line really ain't that thin Am C D Between heritage and hate Am C G One is saying yes ma'am and thank you Am C D And making sure you pull your own weight Am The others what happens C G When you try to hold down Am C D Anybody that ain't just like you Am You can call it what you want C G But it's a God damn shame Am C D And I'm glad that I can finally see the truth E E Oh, I can finally see the truth C G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G I don't want your stars and bars Am F And your blood on my damn hands C G I'm looking away now Dixie Am F 'Cause I've seen all that I can stand C G Am F But I'm still a southern man INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO: Am G F Am G F Am G F Am G F E You say "Where's your Rebel pride boy?" E "I'm sorry mister, it's all gone" E That flag ain't never lead to one thing good E Tear it down E I want to tear it down Am C G Am C D Am G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G I'm looking away now Dixie Am F 'Cause I've seen all that I can stand C G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G I'm looking away now Dixie Am F 'Cause I've seen all I can stand C G Am F But I'm still a southern man C G Am F Oh, I'm still a southern man INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO: C G Am G F Am G F Am Still a southern man G F Am G F Am G F Am