• Song:

    Country Aint Country No More

  • Artist:

    Travis Tritt

This song is played with a capo on the first fret in D


Verse I
D5                                G5           D5
He was raised on a tractor in overalls and boots
                                        G5           D5
been to college then law school since leaving his roots
                          G5         D5
came home in a lexus, he left in a ford
G5        A5               D5
country aint country no more

verse II

D5                G5                  D5
He told his daddy keep up with the times
D5                            G5             D5
he said, now days people trade heifers online
D5                            G5               D5
daddy aint sealing deals with handshakes no more
       G5         A5          B5          G5      A5
and country aint country no more, no country aint country
      D5
no more

Chorus
G5                                 D5
The back forty was sold to make up for hard times
      A5                    D5
and sold by the half acre lot over night
G5                           D5
the houses went up and the trees they came down
A5                               D5
and there went the finest deer huntin around
         G5         B5          E5
lord, everyones locking their doors
         G5      A5              D5
cause country aint country no more

Verse III
D5                                    G5             D5
Now his dad sits in traffic looking round at the change
                                      G5          D5
watching crews turn the country road into four lanes
                                 G5       D5
the old sunday drive has turned into a chore
       G5      A5           B5
and country aint country more
        G5             A5        D5
lord, country aint country no more

repeat chorus

outro
D5                            G5              D5
there's no turning back and you just cant ignore
        G5            A5        B5
that country aint country no more
     G5             A5        D5
no country aint country no more
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