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You Probably Ain't Chords

(ver. 1)
Craig Campbell
You Probably Ain't
Written by Craig Campbell, Keith Stegall & Michael White
Recorded by Craig Campbell

(Capo on 2)

Intro.:  (G) x 4 bars

I was (G)setting up for a gig in this (D/F#) little country bar
This (C)old boy in the corner watched me (D)tune up my guitar
(G) He said, "What kinda music do you play hoss? (D/F#) I play some myself"
He said, "(C)I sure hope it's country, these days it's (D)hard for me to tell"

(Chorus)
(C) You can (D)talk to me about (G)tractors, (C) cowboy (D)boots and pickup (G)trucks
(C) Ol' cane (D) poles and (Em)dirt roads (Am) and spittin' Skoal in a Dixie (D)cup
(C) You can (D)tell me about your (G)grandpa (C) and how he (D)turned you onto (Em)Hank
(C) If you gotta (D)tell me how (G)country you (C)are, (G) (C) (D) you probably (G)ain't

He said, (G)country is a way of life (D/F#) that's almost gone
(C) It's more than the clothes you wear or (D)how you sing a song
(G) It's about being honest (D/F#) and working hard
Looking (C)someone in the eye, being (D)who you say you are

(Chorus)
(C) You can (D)talk to me about (G)tractors, (C) cowboy (D)boots and pickup (G)trucks
(C) Ol' cane (D) poles and (Em)dirt roads (Am) and spittin' Skoal in a Dixie (D)cup
(C) You can (D)tell me about your (G)grandpa (C) and how he (D)turned you onto (Em)Hank
(C) If you gotta (D)tell me how (G)country you (C)are, (G) (C) (D) you probably (C)ain't

Inst.:  --- |(D) |(G) |(G) |(C) |(D) |(G) |(G) |
      |(C) |(D) |(Em) |(Em) |(Am) |(Am) |(D) |(D) |

(Chorus)
(C) You can (D)tell me about your (G)grandpa (C) and how he (D)turned you onto (Em)Hank
(C) If you gotta (D)tell me how (G)country you (C)are, (G) (C) (D) you probably (G)ain't

(Tag)
(C) If you gotta (D)tell me how (G)country you (C)are (G/B) (C)
You know what, (D) you probably ain't, hoss --- (G) -----
 
            
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