Chords for Anne Wilson - Country Gold (with Jordan Davis) (Official Acoustic Audio)
Tempo:
87.15 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
F
Gm
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[Bb]
[Eb]
[Bb] So people just fly over small towns just like this.
[Bb] Middle of nowhere.
So then that's all it is.
[C] From up there looking down.
[Bbm] But they don't know we found country [Bb] gold.
[Bb] This is where my granddad got down on one knee.
[Eb] Promised her forever the diamond stone diamond [C]
ring.
Blessed his heart and [Cm] soul.
[Bb]
Fifty years ago, country gold.
[C] Oh, it's a little [Bb] house on a little land.
Little [F] building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
Struck [Bb] country gold.
[C] [Bb] Guess it's all without your living.
Unless you attend a mess.
[Eb] Find what happy is.
Find what [C] happy is.
Do a lot with who you love.
Hear [Eb] it laughter fill it [Bb] up.
A little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
[F] Struck [Eb] country gold.
Like the wheat fields [Bb] underneath the silver [F]
sky.
[Eb] Country gold like the records [Bb] playing on Friday night.
[Eb] Country gold might look like nothing [Gm] more than dirt and gravel roads.
But [Eb] if you know.
[F] Then you know.
It's a [Bb] little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
[Bb] Most of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
I'm [Cm] made of work and dirt and flesh and blood [Eb]
and soul.
[Bb] Country gold.
[Eb] Country gold. Country [Bb] gold.
[Eb]
[Bb] So people just fly over small towns just like this.
[Bb] Middle of nowhere.
So then that's all it is.
[C] From up there looking down.
[Bbm] But they don't know we found country [Bb] gold.
[Bb] This is where my granddad got down on one knee.
[Eb] Promised her forever the diamond stone diamond [C]
ring.
Blessed his heart and [Cm] soul.
[Bb]
Fifty years ago, country gold.
[C] Oh, it's a little [Bb] house on a little land.
Little [F] building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
Struck [Bb] country gold.
[C] [Bb] Guess it's all without your living.
Unless you attend a mess.
[Eb] Find what happy is.
Find what [C] happy is.
Do a lot with who you love.
Hear [Eb] it laughter fill it [Bb] up.
A little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
[F] Struck [Eb] country gold.
Like the wheat fields [Bb] underneath the silver [F]
sky.
[Eb] Country gold like the records [Bb] playing on Friday night.
[Eb] Country gold might look like nothing [Gm] more than dirt and gravel roads.
But [Eb] if you know.
[F] Then you know.
It's a [Bb] little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
[Bb] Most of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
I'm [Cm] made of work and dirt and flesh and blood [Eb]
and soul.
[Bb] Country gold.
[Eb] Country gold. Country [Bb] gold.
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[Bb] So people just fly over small towns just like this.
[Bb] Middle of nowhere.
So then that's all it is.
[C] From up there looking down.
[Bbm] But they don't know we found country [Bb] gold. _ _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] This is where my granddad got down on one knee.
[Eb] Promised her forever the diamond stone diamond [C]
ring.
Blessed his heart and [Cm] soul.
_ [Bb]
Fifty years ago, country gold. _ _
_ _ [C] Oh, it's a little [Bb] house on a little land.
Little [F] building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
Struck [Bb] country gold. _ _ _
_ [C] _ [Bb] Guess it's all without your living.
Unless you attend a mess.
[Eb] Find what happy is.
Find what [C] happy is.
Do a lot with who you love.
Hear [Eb] it laughter fill it [Bb] up.
A little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
[F] Struck [Eb] country gold.
Like the wheat fields [Bb] underneath the silver [F]
sky.
[Eb] Country gold like the records [Bb] playing on Friday night.
[Eb] Country gold might look like nothing [Gm] more than dirt and gravel roads.
But [Eb] if you know.
_ [F] Then you know.
_ _ _ It's a [Bb] little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
[Bb] Most of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
I'm [Cm] made of work and dirt and flesh and blood [Eb]
and soul.
_ [Bb] Country gold. _
_ _ _ _ [Eb] Country gold. _ _ _ Country _ [Bb] gold. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _
[Bb] So people just fly over small towns just like this.
[Bb] Middle of nowhere.
So then that's all it is.
[C] From up there looking down.
[Bbm] But they don't know we found country [Bb] gold. _ _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] This is where my granddad got down on one knee.
[Eb] Promised her forever the diamond stone diamond [C]
ring.
Blessed his heart and [Cm] soul.
_ [Bb]
Fifty years ago, country gold. _ _
_ _ [C] Oh, it's a little [Bb] house on a little land.
Little [F] building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
Struck [Bb] country gold. _ _ _
_ [C] _ [Bb] Guess it's all without your living.
Unless you attend a mess.
[Eb] Find what happy is.
Find what [C] happy is.
Do a lot with who you love.
Hear [Eb] it laughter fill it [Bb] up.
A little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
Most [Bb] of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
[F] Struck [Eb] country gold.
Like the wheat fields [Bb] underneath the silver [F]
sky.
[Eb] Country gold like the records [Bb] playing on Friday night.
[Eb] Country gold might look like nothing [Gm] more than dirt and gravel roads.
But [Eb] if you know.
_ [F] Then you know.
_ _ _ It's a [Bb] little house on a little land.
[F] Little building with your own two hands.
[Gm] Little pride in our hard weeks work.
[Eb] Little supper at the Sunday church.
[Bb] Most of them might not look like much.
But I [F] put roots down here because.
[Gm] The richest people that I've [Eb] ever known.
I'm [Cm] made of work and dirt and flesh and blood [Eb]
and soul.
_ [Bb] Country gold. _
_ _ _ _ [Eb] Country gold. _ _ _ Country _ [Bb] gold. _ _ _
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