Wonder Could I Live There Anymore
(1970)
(Charley Pride)
Have you [C]ever been awaken by the crowing of a rooster
While the night dew is still heavy on the g[G7]round
And the voice of Uncle Ben
Seems to break the morning silence
Bringing light to windows all a[C]round
It's time to rise and shine start another hard work day
Get the cows in and start the milking [F]chores
It's nice to think a[G7]bout it [C]maybe even [Am]visit
But I [F]wonder could I l[G7]ive there any--[C]more
( steel - guitar )
Something bout the smell of cornbread
Cooking on a wood stove
Seems to bring a picture to my m[G7]ind
Of a little three room house with mama in the kitchen
But she can't stop to talk ain't got the [C]time
She's a fixing dad his supper he's a working over time
Trying to pay our bill at the grocery [F]store
It's nice to think a[G7]bout it maybe even v[Am]isit
But I [F]wonder could I l[G7]ive there any--m[C]ore
( steel - guitar )
As I t[C]hink about my childhood and of my old hometown
I don't really miss 'em like be[F]fore
It's nice to think a[G7]bout it ma[C]ybe even v[Am]isit
But I [F]wonder could I [G7]live there anym[C]ore
(1970)
(Charley Pride)
Have you [C]ever been awaken by the crowing of a rooster
While the night dew is still heavy on the g[G7]round
And the voice of Uncle Ben
Seems to break the morning silence
Bringing light to windows all a[C]round
It's time to rise and shine start another hard work day
Get the cows in and start the milking [F]chores
It's nice to think a[G7]bout it [C]maybe even [Am]visit
But I [F]wonder could I l[G7]ive there any--[C]more
( steel - guitar )
Something bout the smell of cornbread
Cooking on a wood stove
Seems to bring a picture to my m[G7]ind
Of a little three room house with mama in the kitchen
But she can't stop to talk ain't got the [C]time
She's a fixing dad his supper he's a working over time
Trying to pay our bill at the grocery [F]store
It's nice to think a[G7]bout it maybe even v[Am]isit
But I [F]wonder could I l[G7]ive there any--m[C]ore
( steel - guitar )
As I t[C]hink about my childhood and of my old hometown
I don't really miss 'em like be[F]fore
It's nice to think a[G7]bout it ma[C]ybe even v[Am]isit
But I [F]wonder could I [G7]live there anym[C]ore
