Chords for Walter Brennan - Back To The Farm (1961)
Tempo:
135.95 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
D
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [C]
[F] [C]
[F] I don't care for city life.
[A#] Move to town just to please my wife.
[C] Ain't allowed to whittle with [F] my pocket knife.
[C] I want to go back to the farm.
[F] Can't wear overhalls no more.
[A#] Silly carpets all over the floor.
[C] Miss the boys at the general store.
[Fm] I want to go back to the farm.
[F]
[A#m] Sure miss fishing in old Mud Creek.
[F] Neighbors ain't friendly.
They won't speak.
[G] Gotta take a bath at least once a week.
[C] Never [E] had to do that in the farm.
[C] [Dm] My what I do to please the spouse.
[Fm] I was a [A#] man.
Now I feel like a mouse.
[C] Bathroom built right inside the house.
[F] [A#] Ain't like it [C#] was in the [C] farm.
[F]
[G] [Em] Fancy restaurants.
Neon [E] lights.
Women walking round in tights.
[D] I even miss the chicka bites I [G] used to get on the farm.
[D]
[G] Supposed to [C] be a life of ease.
[E] Well, I guess I'm [C] just a little hard to please.
[Bm] Mama don't fix them [D] black-eyed peas
[G] like she done back in the farm.
[C] My that wife of mine to cite.
[G] Where's that girdle?
Too darn tight.
[A] Gonna learn to play bridge tonight.
[Am] She weren't like that on the farm.
[F#]
[G] Don't get milk from cows no more.
[C] Comes in a bottle right to the door.
[F#] You know, I ain't [D] had a good saddle sore [G] since I left my home on the farm.
[C] I'm a little older, but a whole lot wiser.
[E] [G] My wife calls me a cheap old miser.
[C#] Miss that smell of
[D] fertilizer [C] that [F#] we had back on the farm.
[G] She just jabbers on the phone [C] talking about what the neighbors own.
[E] She's gonna find herself [D] alone,
[C] because I'm heading back to the farm.
[G] [F#] [G]
[F] [C]
[F] I don't care for city life.
[A#] Move to town just to please my wife.
[C] Ain't allowed to whittle with [F] my pocket knife.
[C] I want to go back to the farm.
[F] Can't wear overhalls no more.
[A#] Silly carpets all over the floor.
[C] Miss the boys at the general store.
[Fm] I want to go back to the farm.
[F]
[A#m] Sure miss fishing in old Mud Creek.
[F] Neighbors ain't friendly.
They won't speak.
[G] Gotta take a bath at least once a week.
[C] Never [E] had to do that in the farm.
[C] [Dm] My what I do to please the spouse.
[Fm] I was a [A#] man.
Now I feel like a mouse.
[C] Bathroom built right inside the house.
[F] [A#] Ain't like it [C#] was in the [C] farm.
[F]
[G] [Em] Fancy restaurants.
Neon [E] lights.
Women walking round in tights.
[D] I even miss the chicka bites I [G] used to get on the farm.
[D]
[G] Supposed to [C] be a life of ease.
[E] Well, I guess I'm [C] just a little hard to please.
[Bm] Mama don't fix them [D] black-eyed peas
[G] like she done back in the farm.
[C] My that wife of mine to cite.
[G] Where's that girdle?
Too darn tight.
[A] Gonna learn to play bridge tonight.
[Am] She weren't like that on the farm.
[F#]
[G] Don't get milk from cows no more.
[C] Comes in a bottle right to the door.
[F#] You know, I ain't [D] had a good saddle sore [G] since I left my home on the farm.
[C] I'm a little older, but a whole lot wiser.
[E] [G] My wife calls me a cheap old miser.
[C#] Miss that smell of
[D] fertilizer [C] that [F#] we had back on the farm.
[G] She just jabbers on the phone [C] talking about what the neighbors own.
[E] She's gonna find herself [D] alone,
[C] because I'm heading back to the farm.
[G] [F#] [G]
Key:
C
G
F
D
E
C
G
F
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [F] _ I don't care for city life.
[A#] _ Move to town just to please my wife.
[C] _ _ Ain't allowed to whittle with [F] my pocket knife.
_ _ [C] I want to go back to the farm.
_ [F] _ _ Can't wear overhalls no more.
_ _ [A#] Silly carpets all over the floor. _
_ [C] Miss the boys at the general store. _ _
[Fm] I want to go back to the farm.
[F] _ _ _
_ [A#m] _ Sure miss fishing in old Mud Creek.
_ [F] _ Neighbors ain't friendly.
They won't speak.
_ [G] Gotta take a bath at least once a week.
_ [C] Never [E] had to do that in the farm. _ _ _
[C] _ [Dm] _ My what I do to please the spouse. _
[Fm] I was a [A#] man.
Now I feel like a mouse.
_ [C] _ Bathroom built right inside the house.
[F] _ _ [A#] Ain't like it [C#] was in the [C] farm.
[F] _ _
[G] _ _ [Em] Fancy restaurants.
_ Neon [E] lights.
_ Women walking round in tights.
_ [D] I even miss the chicka bites _ I [G] used to get on the farm.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ [G] Supposed to [C] be a life of ease. _
[E] Well, I guess I'm [C] just a little hard to please. _ _
[Bm] Mama don't fix them [D] black-eyed peas _
[G] like she done back in the farm. _ _ _
_ [C] _ My that wife of mine to cite. _
[G] Where's that girdle?
Too darn tight.
_ [A] Gonna learn to play bridge tonight. _ _
_ [Am] She weren't like that on the farm.
[F#] _ _
_ [G] _ Don't get milk from cows no more.
_ [C] Comes in a bottle right to the door. _
_ [F#] _ You know, I ain't [D] had a good saddle sore [G] _ since I left my home on the farm. _ _
_ [C] _ I'm a little older, but a whole lot wiser.
_ [E] _ [G] My wife calls me a cheap old miser.
[C#] _ Miss that smell of _ _
[D] fertilizer _ [C] that [F#] we had back on the farm.
[G] _ She just jabbers on the phone _ [C] _ talking about what the neighbors own. _
_ [E] She's gonna find herself [D] alone, _ _
[C] because I'm heading back to the farm.
[G] _ [F#] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [F] _ I don't care for city life.
[A#] _ Move to town just to please my wife.
[C] _ _ Ain't allowed to whittle with [F] my pocket knife.
_ _ [C] I want to go back to the farm.
_ [F] _ _ Can't wear overhalls no more.
_ _ [A#] Silly carpets all over the floor. _
_ [C] Miss the boys at the general store. _ _
[Fm] I want to go back to the farm.
[F] _ _ _
_ [A#m] _ Sure miss fishing in old Mud Creek.
_ [F] _ Neighbors ain't friendly.
They won't speak.
_ [G] Gotta take a bath at least once a week.
_ [C] Never [E] had to do that in the farm. _ _ _
[C] _ [Dm] _ My what I do to please the spouse. _
[Fm] I was a [A#] man.
Now I feel like a mouse.
_ [C] _ Bathroom built right inside the house.
[F] _ _ [A#] Ain't like it [C#] was in the [C] farm.
[F] _ _
[G] _ _ [Em] Fancy restaurants.
_ Neon [E] lights.
_ Women walking round in tights.
_ [D] I even miss the chicka bites _ I [G] used to get on the farm.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ [G] Supposed to [C] be a life of ease. _
[E] Well, I guess I'm [C] just a little hard to please. _ _
[Bm] Mama don't fix them [D] black-eyed peas _
[G] like she done back in the farm. _ _ _
_ [C] _ My that wife of mine to cite. _
[G] Where's that girdle?
Too darn tight.
_ [A] Gonna learn to play bridge tonight. _ _
_ [Am] She weren't like that on the farm.
[F#] _ _
_ [G] _ Don't get milk from cows no more.
_ [C] Comes in a bottle right to the door. _
_ [F#] _ You know, I ain't [D] had a good saddle sore [G] _ since I left my home on the farm. _ _
_ [C] _ I'm a little older, but a whole lot wiser.
_ [E] _ [G] My wife calls me a cheap old miser.
[C#] _ Miss that smell of _ _
[D] fertilizer _ [C] that [F#] we had back on the farm.
[G] _ She just jabbers on the phone _ [C] _ talking about what the neighbors own. _
_ [E] She's gonna find herself [D] alone, _ _
[C] because I'm heading back to the farm.
[G] _ [F#] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _