Chords for Travis Tritt & The Scruggs Family Band - Where The Corn Don't Grow

[D] I want to say that [N] some of the fondest memories I have of being a part of this industry _ came
from exactly what we've been talking about. _
_ _ _ _ Nashville _ is kind of a strange town, can be.
Especially for somebody like me who came from other places and sort of kind of felt on the
outside fringes in a lot of cases.
_ But I never _ _ entered the Nashville community than when I was sitting at Earl and Louise's
house, _ people like this, give them an opportunity just to pick and enjoy being in the company
of some of the greatest _ _ _ business.
_ _ _ _ Even though I enjoyed [D] being there, _ _ _ Miss Louise had [Gm] a way _ [N] of putting me on the spot. _
_ And I wish I had my glasses because she would come up to me and she'd stand over my shoulder.
We're all sitting there, yeah.
That _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ [N] was her look. _
_ _ _ And she'd walk up and she'd say something like, Travis, I want you to play my song. _
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[Ab] And the only response that you could have to that was, what everybody responded to Miss
Louise was, yes ma'am.
_ _ _ [D] And, _ but I always, I always loved being around them.
And, you know, [Am] the great thing about, to me, about Earl Scruggs was that he really set
the bar for all of us in this area [Dm] to be the best [Ab] that we could possibly be [N] in our
craft, do the best job of singing, do the best job of picking the music, _ _ to try to match
up to the standard that he set for all of us.
And I loved him so much and I miss him so much.
And it's really an honor for me to be here tonight.
And if [D] it's okay with y'all, _ I want to do this song in memory of Miss _ _ _ [F] _ Louise. _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ Miss Louise.
It's me staring out at the front [Bb] porch of that old brick house.
[Eb] I [F] was born to be a man. _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] Staring at the dusty [Bb] fields where my dad worked [F] hard every day. _ _
_ _ _ [D] And I think it kind of hurt him.
And [Bb] I think that little life's not [F] long. _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ [D] Don't you ever dream that [Bb] I'm gone.
[C] [F] Don't you ever dream that _
_ _ _ [Bb] [Cm] I'm gone.
You spent [F] your time [Bb] staring at your [F] window. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Dm] So rest on these coasts and [Bb] these isles.
[F] You look up. _ _
_ _ _ [Dm] Since the night you've [Bb] been sent to the [F] world's end. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] And find [C] the answers [Bb] at home.
_ [F] Home, don't worry. _ _
_ _ _ [Dm] What comes of it later, [Bb] there's nothing there no other [F] way to go. _ _
_ _ [Dm] You may change your mind.
Some people [Bb] speak too high.
Home, [F] don't worry. _ _
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_ _ _ I've never heard the people you did.
[Bb] They never looked back [F] in time. _ _
_ _ _ [Dm] I was always searching.
I [Bb] never thought that I'd be alone.
[F] Now I'm home, man. _
_ _ _ [Fm] [Dm] I can't see you for [Bb] me.
Since _ [F] I'm home. _ _
_ _ _ [Dm] More than one can I think of each [Bb] other.
_ [F] Home, don't worry. _ _
_ _ What [Dm] comes of it later, there's [Bb] nothing there no other way to [F] go.
So _ _ you [Dm] may change your mind.
Some people speak [Bb] too high.
Home, [F] don't worry. _ _ _
_ So you may change [Dm] your mind.
Some people speak [Bb] too high.
_ [F] Home, don't worry. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Back to you. _
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