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Country Ain't Country lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
use only, it's a very good country song recorded by Travis Tritt.
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Country Ain't Country Recorded by Travis Tritt Written by Casey Beathard and Carson Chamberlain
C F C He was raised on a tractor in overalls and boots F C Been to college and then law school since leaving his roots F C Came home in a Lexus he left in a Ford F G7 C Country ain't country no more
F C He told his daddy catch up with the times F C He said now a days people trade heifers on line F C Dad ain't sealing deals with a handshake like before F G7 Am G7 Country ain't country no more F G7 C No country ain't country no more
F C The back forty was sold to make up for hard times G7 C Then sold by the half acre lots overnight F C The houses went up and the trees were cut down G7 C And there went the finest deer hunting around F C Dm Lord everyone's locking their doors F G7 C Cause country ain't country no more
F C Now his dad sits in traffic looking round at the change F C Watching crews turn the county road into four lanes F C The old Sunday drive has turned into a chore F G7 Am G7 Country ain't country no more F G7 C Lord country ain't country no more
repeat #3
F C There's no turning back and you just can't ignore F G7 Am G7 That country ain't country no more F G7 C No country ain't country no more
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