Song: Country Boy Rock & Roll
Artist: Marty Stuart (& His Fabulous Superlatives) - Duet with Kenny Vaughan
Album: Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions
Words and music by: Don Reno
Tuning: Standard
Capo: No capo

         D
You can tell I'm from the country, see I'm from outta town
       D
I'm beginnin' to catch on, I'm a let my hair down
             G                    D
I've been a-rockin', I've been a-rollin'
      A                           G              A         D
Some folks think I look foolish, let 'em make a fool outta me

Solo

   D
I work in fields of cotton, I work in fields of corn
       D
But I ain't seen nothin' like it since the day I was born
             G                    D
I've been a-rockin', I've been a-rollin'
      A                           G              A         D
Some folks think I look foolish, let 'em make a fool outta me

Solo

         D       
I walked in a crowded dance hall, I didn't know a soul
           D
Some hillbilly's started pickin', everybody rock 'n' roll
             G                    D
I've been a-rockin', I've been a-rollin'
      A                           G              A         D
Some folks think I look foolish, let 'em make a fool outta me

Solo

         D
Well I spent all my money, corn and cotton I have sold
        D
I have left the old farm, stay in town and rock and roll
             G                    D
I've been a-rockin', I've been a-rollin'
      A                           G              A         D
Some folks think I look foolish, let 'em make a fool outta me

      A                           G              A         D
Some folks think I look foolish, let 'em make a fool outta me