Tonalité : A major
Verse 1
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Oh, my daddy was born
outside Augusta
C
Raised on the Bible and Georgia dust
G
D
A boy who grew up singing all day long
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He taught me every song his mama sang
C
From the land of the Georgia pines
G
And I guess that's where
D
G
I feel that I belong
C
There may be city in my walk
G
There may be city in my talk
D
G
But he put country music in my heart
C
There may be New York labels
in the clothes I wear
G
Have you seen the fancy
way I do my hair?
D
But there's good old -fashioned
G
country in your heart
My daddy took the harmony
C
I grew up singing melody
G
Till I felt I should leave home
D
and drive my way
G
He said healthy children have ambition
C
So he understood my mission
G
D
G
Helping me untie the apron strings
C
Now there's city in my walk
G
There may be city in my talk
D
G
But he left country music in my heart
C
I've been to the White House
G
Played Las Vegas wish I'd on
Broadway all those places
D
But there's country music
G
in your heart
Sometimes there seems to
be no place for me
C
Loneliness and misery
G
D
I ask the Lord, why did I ever roam?
G
Can I remember daddy's song?
C
I there's one place I belong
G
D
G
I'd sing until I felt that I was home
C
There may be city in my dress
G
But underneath I must confess
D
G
That he left country music in my heart
C
There may be diamonds
in the fancy bracelets that I wear
G
There's an underglass brush and caviar
D
A good old -fashioned
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country in your heart
D
Yes, there's a good old -fashioned country
G
in my heart
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