Chords for Country Music Isn't Country Anymore
Tempo:
97.8 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
D
F
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
As a boy I remember [F] without fail every Sunday [C] afternoon
My daddy played Merle Haggard [G] loud enough to shake the [C] shingles on the roof
[F] [C]
All us kids in the neighborhood
knew every word [C] the mama tried
[F]
And I've heard it on the radio [G] not once since the day my [C] daddy died
Hank Thompson, Johnny Patek [F] and George Jones, Patsy Clyde and [C] Sonny James
It's so wrong the only place I [G] hear him sing is in the country [C] hall of fame
Country radios neglected [F] the legends that made Nashville [G] what it is
And I bet my country ass that I'll be gone before I hear him [C] play it again
What a [F] shame country music
Isn't country anymore
How I miss Luke the Drifter [Am] when I hear that old lonesome [G] whistle below
Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [C] radio Oh
God I [C] hate the country music
[G] Isn't country [C] anymore?
I never thought I'd see the day [F] that pop and rock and roll would [C] rule this town
When George Strait hangs his hat up [G] music city will be down [C] for the count
[F] Like when the old key from Muskogee sang a joint was just a bad [C] place to be
She thinks I still care and [G] faded love are just precious [C] memories
[A]
Conway, [D] Woody, Johnny Cash and Kitty [G] Wells and the list goes [D] on and on
Gone and long forgotten
[A] by mainstream country [D] radio
But come Sunday afternoon, [G] I'll raise every single window in [D] my house
And pay honor to their memory
[A] Way [G] my daddy taught [D] me how
Yeah, [G] it's a shame country music
Isn't country [D] anymore
How I miss Luke the Drifter when [Bm] I hear that old lonesome [A] whistle below
[G] Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [D] radio
[G] God [D] I hate the country music
[A] Isn't country anymore?
[D] [G] Yeah, it's a sin the country music
[A] Isn't country anymore?
As a boy I remember [F] without fail every Sunday [C] afternoon
My daddy played Merle Haggard [G] loud enough to shake the [C] shingles on the roof
[F] [C]
All us kids in the neighborhood
knew every word [C] the mama tried
[F]
And I've heard it on the radio [G] not once since the day my [C] daddy died
Hank Thompson, Johnny Patek [F] and George Jones, Patsy Clyde and [C] Sonny James
It's so wrong the only place I [G] hear him sing is in the country [C] hall of fame
Country radios neglected [F] the legends that made Nashville [G] what it is
And I bet my country ass that I'll be gone before I hear him [C] play it again
What a [F] shame country music
Isn't country anymore
How I miss Luke the Drifter [Am] when I hear that old lonesome [G] whistle below
Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [C] radio Oh
God I [C] hate the country music
[G] Isn't country [C] anymore?
I never thought I'd see the day [F] that pop and rock and roll would [C] rule this town
When George Strait hangs his hat up [G] music city will be down [C] for the count
[F] Like when the old key from Muskogee sang a joint was just a bad [C] place to be
She thinks I still care and [G] faded love are just precious [C] memories
[A]
Conway, [D] Woody, Johnny Cash and Kitty [G] Wells and the list goes [D] on and on
Gone and long forgotten
[A] by mainstream country [D] radio
But come Sunday afternoon, [G] I'll raise every single window in [D] my house
And pay honor to their memory
[A] Way [G] my daddy taught [D] me how
Yeah, [G] it's a shame country music
Isn't country [D] anymore
How I miss Luke the Drifter when [Bm] I hear that old lonesome [A] whistle below
[G] Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [D] radio
[G] God [D] I hate the country music
[A] Isn't country anymore?
[D] [G] Yeah, it's a sin the country music
[A] Isn't country anymore?
Key:
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F
A
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D
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
As a boy I remember [F] without fail every Sunday [C] afternoon _ _ _ _ _
My daddy played Merle Haggard [G] loud enough to shake the [C] shingles on the roof
_ _ [F] _ _ [C]
All us kids in the neighborhood
knew every word [C] the mama tried
_ _ _ _ [F] _
And I've heard it on the radio [G] not once since the day my [C] daddy died _ _ _ _ _
Hank Thompson, Johnny Patek [F] and George Jones, Patsy Clyde and [C] Sonny James _ _ _ _ _
It's so wrong the only place I [G] hear him sing is in the country [C] hall of fame _ _ _ _ _
Country radios neglected [F] the legends that made Nashville [G] what it is _ _ _ _ _
And I bet my country ass that I'll be gone before I hear him [C] play it again _ _ _ _ _
What a [F] shame country music
_ Isn't country anymore _ _ _ _ _
How I miss Luke the Drifter [Am] when I hear that old lonesome [G] whistle below _ _ _ _
Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [C] radio Oh _ _ _ _
God I [C] hate the country music
[G] _ Isn't country [C] anymore?
_ _ _ _ _ I never thought I'd see the day [F] that pop and rock and roll would [C] rule this town _ _ _ _
When George Strait hangs his hat up [G] music city will be down [C] for the count
_ [F] _ _ _ Like when the old key from Muskogee sang a joint was just a bad [C] place to be _ _ _ _ _
She thinks I still care and [G] faded love are just precious [C] memories
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _
Conway, [D] Woody, Johnny Cash and Kitty [G] Wells and the list goes [D] on and on _ _ _ _ _ _
Gone and long forgotten
_ [A] by mainstream country [D] radio
_ _ _ _ _ But come Sunday afternoon, [G] I'll raise every single window in [D] my house
_ _ _ And pay honor to their memory
[A] Way [G] my daddy taught [D] me how
_ _ _ _ Yeah, [G] it's a shame country music
_ Isn't country [D] anymore
_ _ How _ _ I miss Luke the Drifter when [Bm] I hear that old lonesome [A] whistle below _ _ _ _ _
[G] Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [D] radio
_ _ _ [G] _ _ God [D] I hate the country music
[A] Isn't country anymore?
_ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ Yeah, it's a sin the country music
[A] _ Isn't country anymore? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
As a boy I remember [F] without fail every Sunday [C] afternoon _ _ _ _ _
My daddy played Merle Haggard [G] loud enough to shake the [C] shingles on the roof
_ _ [F] _ _ [C]
All us kids in the neighborhood
knew every word [C] the mama tried
_ _ _ _ [F] _
And I've heard it on the radio [G] not once since the day my [C] daddy died _ _ _ _ _
Hank Thompson, Johnny Patek [F] and George Jones, Patsy Clyde and [C] Sonny James _ _ _ _ _
It's so wrong the only place I [G] hear him sing is in the country [C] hall of fame _ _ _ _ _
Country radios neglected [F] the legends that made Nashville [G] what it is _ _ _ _ _
And I bet my country ass that I'll be gone before I hear him [C] play it again _ _ _ _ _
What a [F] shame country music
_ Isn't country anymore _ _ _ _ _
How I miss Luke the Drifter [Am] when I hear that old lonesome [G] whistle below _ _ _ _
Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [C] radio Oh _ _ _ _
God I [C] hate the country music
[G] _ Isn't country [C] anymore?
_ _ _ _ _ I never thought I'd see the day [F] that pop and rock and roll would [C] rule this town _ _ _ _
When George Strait hangs his hat up [G] music city will be down [C] for the count
_ [F] _ _ _ Like when the old key from Muskogee sang a joint was just a bad [C] place to be _ _ _ _ _
She thinks I still care and [G] faded love are just precious [C] memories
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _
Conway, [D] Woody, Johnny Cash and Kitty [G] Wells and the list goes [D] on and on _ _ _ _ _ _
Gone and long forgotten
_ [A] by mainstream country [D] radio
_ _ _ _ _ But come Sunday afternoon, [G] I'll raise every single window in [D] my house
_ _ _ And pay honor to their memory
[A] Way [G] my daddy taught [D] me how
_ _ _ _ Yeah, [G] it's a shame country music
_ Isn't country [D] anymore
_ _ How _ _ I miss Luke the Drifter when [Bm] I hear that old lonesome [A] whistle below _ _ _ _ _
[G] Twin fiddles and a white and steel guitar never grace my [D] radio
_ _ _ [G] _ _ God [D] I hate the country music
[A] Isn't country anymore?
_ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ Yeah, it's a sin the country music
[A] _ Isn't country anymore? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _