Chords for Jerry Reed - Country Boy's Dream
Tempo:
100.25 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
B
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Watch out, son.
Well, did you ever hear [A] a hound dog baying in the hills?
City boy.
And did you ever hear a bullfog clapping on [E] his heels?
City boy.
[A] Well, did you ever see a catfish [E] jumping in a stream?
Well, I have, buddy, and it's a country [A] boy's dream.
I'm a country boy.
[E] Lord, [A] I'm a country boy.
Well, did you ever hear a wagon on the floor some more?
City boy.
Lord, did you ever see a cow with a newly born? [E] City boy.
[A] Did you ever plow a [C#] field with a mule and team?
[D] Well, I have, buddy, [A] and it's a country boy's dream.
I'm a corn dead, but [B] I'm your can't spank.
Country [E] boy.
Well, you can see I'm from the country.
[A] Chili Daddy Glen.
[D] I wear a broken shoe, a cotton shirt, [B] a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] I wake up in the morning down on the farm.
City boy.
Give your corn a cow and you clean out the [E] barn.
City boy.
[A] Well, you plow your sow and you [E] work like a fool.
Harvest that farm and put away the [A] tools.
I'm a corn dead, [E] but I'm your can't spank.
[A] Country boy.
Play country guitar.
[E]
[A] [E] [A]
[Em] [A] Well, now, with a nickel in your pocket, did you ever go to town?
City boy.
And like a millionaire, you [D] spread it.
You spread it [E] all around.
City boy.
[A] Spread juice in the little hill, and then you send a little [D] nap.
You hawdrate around till you cover the scraps.
Oh, I'm a [E] country boy.
[A] I'm a country boy.
Well, [F#] you can tell I'm from the country.
[A] You can see that at a [Em] glance.
I wear a [Am] broken shoe, a cotton [B] shirt, a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] Oh, in a little white church down in the great city, boy.
Every Sunday morning, we would kneel and [E] we would pray.
City boy.
[A] Oh, I remember getting down on my [D] knees and saying, thank you, Lord,
for making [A] me a little [E] cornbread, buttermilk, and [A] spank, country boy.
Oh, I'm a [E] cornbread and spank, country [A] boy.
[B] [A]
Well, did you ever hear [A] a hound dog baying in the hills?
City boy.
And did you ever hear a bullfog clapping on [E] his heels?
City boy.
[A] Well, did you ever see a catfish [E] jumping in a stream?
Well, I have, buddy, and it's a country [A] boy's dream.
I'm a country boy.
[E] Lord, [A] I'm a country boy.
Well, did you ever hear a wagon on the floor some more?
City boy.
Lord, did you ever see a cow with a newly born? [E] City boy.
[A] Did you ever plow a [C#] field with a mule and team?
[D] Well, I have, buddy, [A] and it's a country boy's dream.
I'm a corn dead, but [B] I'm your can't spank.
Country [E] boy.
Well, you can see I'm from the country.
[A] Chili Daddy Glen.
[D] I wear a broken shoe, a cotton shirt, [B] a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] I wake up in the morning down on the farm.
City boy.
Give your corn a cow and you clean out the [E] barn.
City boy.
[A] Well, you plow your sow and you [E] work like a fool.
Harvest that farm and put away the [A] tools.
I'm a corn dead, [E] but I'm your can't spank.
[A] Country boy.
Play country guitar.
[E]
[A] [E] [A]
[Em] [A] Well, now, with a nickel in your pocket, did you ever go to town?
City boy.
And like a millionaire, you [D] spread it.
You spread it [E] all around.
City boy.
[A] Spread juice in the little hill, and then you send a little [D] nap.
You hawdrate around till you cover the scraps.
Oh, I'm a [E] country boy.
[A] I'm a country boy.
Well, [F#] you can tell I'm from the country.
[A] You can see that at a [Em] glance.
I wear a [Am] broken shoe, a cotton [B] shirt, a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] Oh, in a little white church down in the great city, boy.
Every Sunday morning, we would kneel and [E] we would pray.
City boy.
[A] Oh, I remember getting down on my [D] knees and saying, thank you, Lord,
for making [A] me a little [E] cornbread, buttermilk, and [A] spank, country boy.
Oh, I'm a [E] cornbread and spank, country [A] boy.
[B] [A]
Key:
A
E
D
B
Em
A
E
D
_ _ _ _ _ Watch out, son. _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, did you ever hear [A] a hound dog baying in the hills?
City boy.
And did you ever hear a bullfog clapping on [E] his heels?
City boy. _
[A] Well, did you ever see a catfish [E] jumping in a stream?
Well, I have, buddy, and it's a country [A] boy's dream.
I'm a country boy.
[E] Lord, [A] I'm a country boy. _
Well, did you ever hear a wagon on the floor some more?
City boy.
Lord, did you ever see a cow with a newly born? [E] City boy. _
[A] Did you ever plow a [C#] field with a mule and team?
[D] Well, I have, buddy, [A] and it's a country boy's dream.
I'm a corn dead, but [B] I'm your can't spank.
Country [E] boy.
Well, you can see I'm from the country.
[A] Chili Daddy Glen.
[D] I wear a broken shoe, a cotton shirt, [B] a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] I wake up in the morning down on the farm.
City boy. _
Give your corn a cow and you clean out the [E] barn.
City boy. _
[A] Well, you plow your sow and you [E] work like a fool.
Harvest that farm and put away the [A] tools.
I'm a corn dead, [E] but I'm your can't spank.
[A] Country boy.
Play country guitar. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [Em] _ _ _ [A] _ _ Well, now, with a nickel in your pocket, did you ever go to town?
City boy.
And like a millionaire, you [D] spread it.
You spread it [E] all around.
City boy.
[A] Spread juice in the little hill, and then you send a little [D] nap.
You hawdrate around till you cover the scraps.
Oh, I'm a [E] country boy.
[A] I'm a country boy.
Well, [F#] you can tell I'm from the country.
[A] You can see that at a [Em] glance.
I wear a [Am] broken shoe, a cotton [B] shirt, a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] Oh, in a little white church down in the great city, boy.
Every Sunday morning, we would kneel and [E] we would pray.
City boy.
[A] Oh, I remember getting down on my [D] knees and saying, thank you, Lord,
for making [A] me a little [E] cornbread, buttermilk, and [A] spank, country boy.
Oh, I'm a [E] cornbread and spank, country [A] boy. _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
Well, did you ever hear [A] a hound dog baying in the hills?
City boy.
And did you ever hear a bullfog clapping on [E] his heels?
City boy. _
[A] Well, did you ever see a catfish [E] jumping in a stream?
Well, I have, buddy, and it's a country [A] boy's dream.
I'm a country boy.
[E] Lord, [A] I'm a country boy. _
Well, did you ever hear a wagon on the floor some more?
City boy.
Lord, did you ever see a cow with a newly born? [E] City boy. _
[A] Did you ever plow a [C#] field with a mule and team?
[D] Well, I have, buddy, [A] and it's a country boy's dream.
I'm a corn dead, but [B] I'm your can't spank.
Country [E] boy.
Well, you can see I'm from the country.
[A] Chili Daddy Glen.
[D] I wear a broken shoe, a cotton shirt, [B] a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] I wake up in the morning down on the farm.
City boy. _
Give your corn a cow and you clean out the [E] barn.
City boy. _
[A] Well, you plow your sow and you [E] work like a fool.
Harvest that farm and put away the [A] tools.
I'm a corn dead, [E] but I'm your can't spank.
[A] Country boy.
Play country guitar. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [Em] _ _ _ [A] _ _ Well, now, with a nickel in your pocket, did you ever go to town?
City boy.
And like a millionaire, you [D] spread it.
You spread it [E] all around.
City boy.
[A] Spread juice in the little hill, and then you send a little [D] nap.
You hawdrate around till you cover the scraps.
Oh, I'm a [E] country boy.
[A] I'm a country boy.
Well, [F#] you can tell I'm from the country.
[A] You can see that at a [Em] glance.
I wear a [Am] broken shoe, a cotton [B] shirt, a tall hat, and a Levi's pin.
[A] Oh, in a little white church down in the great city, boy.
Every Sunday morning, we would kneel and [E] we would pray.
City boy.
[A] Oh, I remember getting down on my [D] knees and saying, thank you, Lord,
for making [A] me a little [E] cornbread, buttermilk, and [A] spank, country boy.
Oh, I'm a [E] cornbread and spank, country [A] boy. _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _