Country Aint Country by Travis Tritt
Key: DD | Capo: 0fr |  Left-Handed 

    


Intro:  D 
 
Verse 1: 
D                             G            D 
He was raised on a tractor in overalls and boots. 
                                          G           D 
Been to college and then law school since leaving his roots. 
                          G         D 
Came home in a Lexus.  He left in a Ford. 
G             A          D 
Country ain?t country no more. 
 
 
Verse 2: 
D                         G           D 
He told his daddy, ?Catch up with the times." 
                                  G         D 
He said, "Now a?days people trade heifers online." 
                               G                D 
Dad ain?t sealing deals with a handshake like before. 
    G             A          Bm 
And country ain?t country no more. 
    G             A          D 
No, country ain?t country no more. 
 
 
Chorus: 
G                               D 
The back forty was sold to make up for hard times 
    A                     D 
And sold by the half acre lot overnight. 
G                          D 
The houses went up and the trees were cut down. 
A                          D       
There went the finest deer hunting around. 
      G          Bm            A 
Lord, everyone?s locking their doors. 
       G             A          D 
?Cause country ain?t country no more. 
 
 
Verse 3: 
D                                    G            D 
Now his dad sits in traffic looking ?round at the change 
                                    G         D 
Watching crews turn the county road into four lanes. 
                                G      D 
The old Sunday drive has turned into a chore. 
    G             A          Bm 
And country ain?t country no more. 
      G             A          D 
Lord, country ain?t country no more. 
 
 
Chorus 
 
Outro: 
D                               G          D 
There?s no turning back and you just can?t ignore 
     G             A          Bm 
That country ain?t country no more. 
    G             A          D 
No, country ain?t country no more.