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Where I Come From

Gentry Montgomery
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D-DU-UDU
 Intro.:  x 2
Don't  you dare go runnin'  down my little town  where I grew up
 And I  won't cuss  your city lights
 If you  ain't ever took a ride  around and cruised  right through the heart of my town
 Anything  you say would  be a lie
 We  may live our lives a little slower
 But that  don't mean I wouldn't be proud to show ya
 (Chorus):
 Where  I come  from, there's an old  plow boy out turning  up dirt
 Where  I come  from, there's a preacher  man in a cowboy  shirt
 Where  I come  from, where a couple  of boys fight in  the parking lot
 No, nobody's  gonna call  the cops, where  I come from
 Inst.:
See  that door  right there,  man, I swear it  ain't never been locked
And  I guarantee  that it never  will
 That  old man right  there in  the rocking chair at  the courthouse square
 I'll tell you now
 He  could buy your  fancy car with  hundred dollar  bills
 Don't let  those faded overalls fool ya
 He made  his bill without one day of schoolin'
 (Chorus):
 Where  I come  from, there's a pickup  truck with the  tailgate down
 Where  I come  from, the pine trees  are singing a song  of the south
 Where  I come  from, that little white  church is gonna  have a crowd
 Yeah,  I'm pretty damn proud  of where  I come from
 Inst.:
 Where  I come  from, there's a big  ole' moon shining  down at night
 Where  I come  from, there's a man  done wrong gonna  make it right
 Where  I come  from, there's an old  plow boy out turning  up dirt
 Where  I come  from, there's a preacher  man in a cowboy  shirt
 Where  I come  from, where a couple  of boys fight in  the parking lot
 No,  ain't nobody gonna  call the cops
 Yeah,  that river runs  across that  ol' Flint rock
 Where  I come from,
  where  I come  from
 Outro.:  x 2

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Readable chord sheet for Where I Come From by Gentry Montgomery

Intro.:  [Am] [F] [C] [G]  x 2

[Am]Don't you dare go [F]runnin' down my little t[C]own where I grew up [G]
And I[Am] won't cus[F]s your city lights    [C]      [G]
If y[Am]ou ain't ever took a r[F]ide around and crui[C]sed right through the heart of my to[G]wn
A[Am]nything you say [F]would be a lie        [C]          [G]
We[F] may live our lives a little slower           [G]
But th[F]at don't mean I wouldn't be proud to show ya [G]

(Chorus):
Whe[Am]re I come[F] from, there's an ol[C]d plow boy out tur[G]ning up dirt
W[Am]here I co[F]me from, there's a p[C]reacher man in a c[G]owboy shirt
W[Am]here I co[F]me from, where a cou[C]ple of boys fight [G]in the parking lot
No, n[Dm]obody's gonna call[C] the cops, wh[F]ere I come from

Inst.:  [Am] [F] [C] [G]

[Am]See that doo[F]r right there,[C] man, I swear [G]it ain't never been locked
[Am]And I guaran[F]tee that it ne[C]ver will      [G]
T[Am]hat old man [F]right there in[C] the rocking chair a[G]t the courthouse square
I'll tell you now
He[Am] could buy y[F]our fancy car [C]with hundred d[G]ollar bills
Don't le[F]t those faded overalls fool y[G]a
He m[F]ade his bill without one day of scho[G]olin'

(Chorus):
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, there's a pi[C]ckup truck with th[G]e tailgate down
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, the pine tre[C]es are singing a s[G]ong of the south
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, that little [C]white church is go[G]nna have a crowd
Yeah,[Dm] I'm pretty damn [C]proud of w[F]here I come from

Inst.:  [Am] [F] [Am] [G] [G]

Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, there's a bi[C]g ole' moon shinin[G]g down at night
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, there's a ma[C]n done wrong gonna[G] make it right
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, there's an o[C]ld plow boy out tu[G]rning up dirt
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, there's a pr[C]eacher man in a co[G]wboy shirt
Wh[Am]ere I com[F]e from, where a coup[C]le of boys fight i[G]n the parking lot
No,[Dm] ain't nobody gonn[C]a call the co[F]ps
Yea[Dm]h, that  river run[C]s across that[F] ol' Flint rock
Whe[Am]re I come [F]from,   [C]     [G]
 wh[Am]ere I come[F] from   [C]     [G]

Outro.:  [Am] [F] [C] [G] x 2

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