COUNTRY BOY
Recorded by Little Jimmy Dickens
Written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant
[D] Now, I'm just a simple guy
But there's [G] one thing sure as [D] shootin'
I [G] hate those folks that [D] think that they're
So [E] doggone high fa-[A] lut-in
I'd [D] be the same in Hollywood
Or [G] right in my own [D] kitchen
I [G] believe in fussin' [D] when you're mad
And [A] scratchin' when you're [D] itchin'.
CHORUS
[D] I'm a plain, old country boy
A [G] corn-bread lovin' [D] country boy
[G] I raise cain on [D] Saturday
But I [E] go to church on [A] Sunday
I'm a [D] plain, old country boy
A [G] corn-bread lovin' [D] country boy
(A [G] 'tater-eatin' [D] country boy - LAST CHORUS)
I'll be [G] lookin' over that [D] old grey mule
When the [A] sun comes up on [D] Monday.
Where I come from, opportunities, they never were too good
We never had much money, but we done the best we could
Ma doctored me from youngin-hood, with Epson salts and Iodine
Made my diapers out of old feed sacks, my 'spenders out of plow lines.
CHORUS
Every time the preacher called, Ma always fixed a chicken
If I'd reach for a drumstick, I was sure to get a lickin'
She always saved two parts for me, But I had to shut my mouth
T'was the gizzard and the North end of a chicken flyin' South.
CHORUS
