D
D
Mama I guess you heard
G
I got married in Tennessee
A
I got a blue-eyed girl
D
Who thinks the world of me
D
We got a cabin in the country
G
And a creek that rolls nearby
A D
And a dog that won't even bark at a firefly
D G
Our clothes lines hang just outside our backdoor
A
And there's a tire that swings in the air
D
Ten feet or more
D
There's a church I can't seem to find
G
On Sunday mornin'
A D
But I sure found the place that I belong in
G
And we wear blue jeans
A
And big green beans
D G
Spend the summertime naturally high
G A
By chopping wood, for next winters fire
D G
Saving our money for the county fair
G A
George Jones' supposed to be there
G A
We got forty acres of corn in the ground
D G
Tennessee taters we sell by the pound
G A
Proud as we can be
G A D
To live in Tennessee
D G
Mama you and dad gotta come stay with us sometime
A D
I know you love that sweet little gal of mine
D
You and her could talk about babies
G
Make some home made apple pie
A
While me and dad could take a walk
D
Maybe talk about old times
G
And we wear blue jeans
A
And big green beans
D G
Spend the summertime naturally high
G A
By chopping wood, for next winters fire
D G
Saving our money for the county fair
G A
George Jones' supposed to be there
G A
We got forty acres of corn in the ground
D G
Tennessee taters we sell by the pound
G A
Proud as we can be
G A D
That we live in Tennessee
G A
We are proud as we can be
G A D
To be from Tennessee
G A
We are proud as we can be
G A D
To be from Tennessee
