COUNTRY THANG John Michael Montgomery
Intro chords Banjo section is just banjo but it's based on
these chords if you want to play along with it. G F G F G F G
When other instrumentals join it
G F G F "Bring it on" G F G (F-G)<--quick
[G] We[F#]'re backw[F]oods, dixie, flatwoods pickin' , shot gun waving, long
Neck drinkin', huntin' and a-fishin' workin and a- wishing for the
weekend
We say y[F#]es no m'am yes m'am sir can I lend a hand take stand for some-
thing we believe in love and pray and do anything for a good friend
We like cam[G]pfires burning, buttermilk churnin' old folks, dirt road
winding and a-turnin through a muddy creek jumping from a tall tree
into the d[Bb]eep en[G]d to chorus using 1.)
CHORUS:
It's a co[F]un-oun-oun-oun-try th[G]ang
P[C]eople who don't live it just mi[F]ght think we've gone in[G]sane
But th[C]ose of us down home we can st[F]and right up and s[C]ay
It's a co[Bb]un-oun-oun-try 1.)th[G]ang [F] [G] [(F-G)] [F][G]
F G to lead, to chorus, to ending
2.)thang
We like mo[F]onlight zippin' , late skinny dippin' , flat rock skippin',
cat fish hittin' sitting on the creek bank suns up we aint' leavin'
We like cou[F#]ntry twang and good southern rockin' Fun in the sun
on a fast boat dockin'Home made wine and a mess of fish frying
in a hot pan
Got gra[G]ndmas and grandpas, new born youngens', double wide homes and
double first cousins An old town square and a county fair it's
a go[C]od th[G]ang
to chorus using 2.) then to lead, to chorus using 1.) to ending
ENDING: The G is just off thang for timing reasons
It's c[Bb]oun-oun-o[F]un-oun-try thang[G]
It's c[Bb]oun-oun-o[F]un-oun-try thang[G]
[Bb] [F] [G] [F] [C] [Bb] [F] [F] [G]
It's coun-oun-oun-oun-oun--try thang "that's right"
Intro chords Banjo section is just banjo but it's based on
these chords if you want to play along with it. G F G F G F G
When other instrumentals join it
G F G F "Bring it on" G F G (F-G)<--quick
[G] We[F#]'re backw[F]oods, dixie, flatwoods pickin' , shot gun waving, long
Neck drinkin', huntin' and a-fishin' workin and a- wishing for the
weekend
We say y[F#]es no m'am yes m'am sir can I lend a hand take stand for some-
thing we believe in love and pray and do anything for a good friend
We like cam[G]pfires burning, buttermilk churnin' old folks, dirt road
winding and a-turnin through a muddy creek jumping from a tall tree
into the d[Bb]eep en[G]d to chorus using 1.)
CHORUS:
It's a co[F]un-oun-oun-oun-try th[G]ang
P[C]eople who don't live it just mi[F]ght think we've gone in[G]sane
But th[C]ose of us down home we can st[F]and right up and s[C]ay
It's a co[Bb]un-oun-oun-try 1.)th[G]ang [F] [G] [(F-G)] [F][G]
F G to lead, to chorus, to ending
2.)thang
We like mo[F]onlight zippin' , late skinny dippin' , flat rock skippin',
cat fish hittin' sitting on the creek bank suns up we aint' leavin'
We like cou[F#]ntry twang and good southern rockin' Fun in the sun
on a fast boat dockin'Home made wine and a mess of fish frying
in a hot pan
Got gra[G]ndmas and grandpas, new born youngens', double wide homes and
double first cousins An old town square and a county fair it's
a go[C]od th[G]ang
to chorus using 2.) then to lead, to chorus using 1.) to ending
ENDING: The G is just off thang for timing reasons
It's c[Bb]oun-oun-o[F]un-oun-try thang[G]
It's c[Bb]oun-oun-o[F]un-oun-try thang[G]
[Bb] [F] [G] [F] [C] [Bb] [F] [F] [G]
It's coun-oun-oun-oun-oun--try thang "that's right"
