Originally performed by Tom T. Hall
Capo on 5th
Chords used: G C D
YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEr5JjQZgJU

e |-----------------------------------------------------3-------------|
B |--------------------------------------------------1----------------|
G |------0-2-4-2-0-4-2-0-----------0-2-0-4-2-0------------------------|
D |--0-2-------------------4-2-0-0--------------0----2----------------|
A |--------------------------------------------------3--2-------------|
E |-----------------------------------------------------3 ------------|
                                                     C  G

G          C              G          C             G                         D
Country is sittin' on the back porch listen to the whippoorwills late in the day
G          C            G        C         G       D                 G
Country is mindin' your business helpin' a stranger if he comes your way
C                        G    C            G                   D
Country is livin' in the city knowin' your people knowin' your kind
G          C        G       C       G D            G
Country is what you make it country is all in your mind

[INTRO PART AGAIN]

G          C             G      C             G                        D
Country is workin' for a living thinkin' your own thoughts lovin' your town
G          C             G        C        G     D                      G
Country is teachin' your children find out what's right and stand their ground
C                   G         C             G                  D
Country is havin' a good time listen to the music singing your part
G          C              G         C       G D            G
Country is walkin' in the moonlight country is all in your heart

[INTRO PART]

***Note***
If you want to add ornamentals, when switching from the G chord to the C chord, strum
e |------------|
B |------------|
G |------------|
D |-0h2--3-----|
A |------------|
E |------------|

and for the intro part, slide up to 4 from the 2 position for both the D and G strings.
If you need any help, just listen and watch the YouTube video because it's Scott 
practicing it solo in from of the camera.