Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
A E B7 E
[Verse]
E
Pick a little cotton, and put it in the wagon
E B7
Take it to the gin and then
B7
Get yourself some money, and take out your honey
B7 E
And do it all over again
E
Oh, that's a life of a country boy
E A
He works from sun to sun
A E
He's just a hard workin' country lad
B7 E
But he's a happy son of a gun.
[Chorus]
E
He's just a hard workin' country boy out on the farm
E B7
Workin' from dawn to dusk
B7
A pickin' the cotton, A plowin' the fields
B7 E
And doin' the things he must
E
But on Saturday he'll head for town
E A
To have himself a little fun
A E
And when he's stompin' on a honky tonk hardwood floor
B7 E
He's a happy son of a gun.
[Instrumental]
E B7 E A E B7 E
[Verse]
E
Well, a country boy's got a wearied back
E B7
Cause workin' is all he's known
B7
He ain't got much just a blackland farm
B7 E
But that blackland farm's his own
E
He don't have to answer to any man
E A
And worries has he none
A E
And you can tell by lookin' this country boy's
B7 E
Just a happy son of a gun.
[Chorus]
E
He's just a hard workin' country boy out on the farm
E B7
Workin' from dawn to dusk
B7
A pickin' the cotton, A plowin' the fields
B7 E
And doin' the things he must
E
But on Saturday he'll head for town
E A
To have himself a little fun
A E
And when he's stompin' on a honky tonk hardwood floor
B7 E
He's a happy son of a gun.
[Outro]
A E
Now, when he's stompin' on a honky tonk hardwood floor
B7 E
He's a happy son of a gun
A E B7 E
[Verse]
E
Pick a little cotton, and put it in the wagon
E B7
Take it to the gin and then
B7
Get yourself some money, and take out your honey
B7 E
And do it all over again
E
Oh, that's a life of a country boy
E A
He works from sun to sun
A E
He's just a hard workin' country lad
B7 E
But he's a happy son of a gun.
[Chorus]
E
He's just a hard workin' country boy out on the farm
E B7
Workin' from dawn to dusk
B7
A pickin' the cotton, A plowin' the fields
B7 E
And doin' the things he must
E
But on Saturday he'll head for town
E A
To have himself a little fun
A E
And when he's stompin' on a honky tonk hardwood floor
B7 E
He's a happy son of a gun.
[Instrumental]
E B7 E A E B7 E
[Verse]
E
Well, a country boy's got a wearied back
E B7
Cause workin' is all he's known
B7
He ain't got much just a blackland farm
B7 E
But that blackland farm's his own
E
He don't have to answer to any man
E A
And worries has he none
A E
And you can tell by lookin' this country boy's
B7 E
Just a happy son of a gun.
[Chorus]
E
He's just a hard workin' country boy out on the farm
E B7
Workin' from dawn to dusk
B7
A pickin' the cotton, A plowin' the fields
B7 E
And doin' the things he must
E
But on Saturday he'll head for town
E A
To have himself a little fun
A E
And when he's stompin' on a honky tonk hardwood floor
B7 E
He's a happy son of a gun.
[Outro]
A E
Now, when he's stompin' on a honky tonk hardwood floor
B7 E
He's a happy son of a gun
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