Biography:
John Michael Montgomery (born January 20, 1965, in Danville, Kentucky is an American country music artist. He has produced more than thirty singles on the Billboard country charts, including two of Billboard’s Number One country singles of the year: "I Swear" (1994) and "Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident)" (1995).
Besides these two songs, five more of Montgomery's singles have reached the top of the country charts: "I Love the Way You Love Me"
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Other songs:
- A Great Memory
- Aint Got Nothin On Us
- Angel In My Eyes
- Be My Baby Tonight
- Beer And Bones
- Cool
- Cover You In Kisses
- Cowboy Love
- Dream On Texas Ladies
- Drunkards Prayer
- Even Then
- Forever
- Four
- Friday At 5
- Friday At Five
- Friends
- Goes Good With Beer
- Good Ground
- High School Heart
- Hold On To Me
- Hold On To Me V
- Hold On To Me V2
- Holding Onto Something
- Home To You
- How Was I To Know
- I Can Love You Like That
- I Could Love You Like That
- I Couldnt Dream
- I Love The Way You Love Me
- I Miss You A Little
- I Never Stopped Loving You
- I Swear
- Just Like A Rodeo
- Letters From Home
- Lifes A Dance
- Line On Love
- Little Girl
- Long As I Live
- Look At Me Now
- Love Workin On You
- Lucky Arms
- Nickles Dimes And Love
- No Mans Land
- Oh How She Shines
- Rope The Moon
- Sold
- Sold Correct
- Sold The Grundy County Auction Incident
- Thanks For The
- Thats Not Her Picture
- Thats What Im Talkin About
- The Little Girl
- Til Nothing Comes Between Us
- Till Nothing Between Us
- What I Do Best
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GOOD GROUND
Artist: John Michael Montgomery
Writers: Luther/Sheridan/Regan
Album: Letters From Home
Submitted by: Christopher R.
04/21/04)
Capo 4th Fret
[Chords]
G = 320033
G/B = x2003x
C = x32033
D = xx0232
D/F# = 2xx232
Em = 022000
[Intro]
G G C D G G C G
G
After driving all night Daddy stopped the car
D/F#
Said, "Wake up kids, here we are
C D
This is our new home"
G
From that Oldsmobile all I could see
D/F#
Was an ocean of fields out in front of me
C D
It just rolled on, on and on
Em D/F# C
Daddy crossed the fence and he knelt down
Em D/F# C
Filled his hands with rich farmland and said
(No Chord) "This is good ground"
G
I had it all underneath my feet
D/F#
There was room to grow - there was time to breathe
Em D
And dreams stretched high under summer skies
G
This is where I'm from - this is who I am
D/F#
Down these roads I became a man
Em D
And they're calling me - where my roots run deep
G/B C D
Deep down - this is good ground
G G C D G G C G
G
Mama had me diggin' in her flower bed
D/F#
There it was an arrowhead
C D
And all I wanted to be, was Cherokee
G
Seasons change and childhood goes
D/F# C
I laid down my homemade bow for a brown-eyed girl
D
She changed my world
Em D/F# C
I learned to drive so we could ride around
Em D/F# C
We made the sweetest memor ies in it
(No Chord) On good ground
G
I had it all underneath my feet
D/F#
There was room to grow - there was time to breathe
Em D
And dreams stretched high under summer skies
G
This is where I'm from - this is who I am
D/F#
Down these roads I became a man
Em D
And they're calling me where my roots run deep
G/B C D
Deep down - this is good ground
G
I drove all night then I stopped the car
D/F#
Said, "Wake up kids, here we are
C
This is our new home
D
It's been too long"
G
Crossed that fence and I knelt down
D/F#
Said, "Everybody gather 'round
C
Hold out your hands, (No Chord) this is good ground"
G
You've got it all underneath your feet
D/F#
There's room to grow - there's time to breathe
Em D
And dreams stretch high under summer skies
G
This is where I'm from - this is who I am
D/F#
Down these roads I became a man
Em D
And they're calling me where my roots run deep
G/B C D
Deep down - this is good ground
Artist: John Michael Montgomery
Writers: Luther/Sheridan/Regan
Album: Letters From Home
Submitted by: Christopher R.
04/21/04)
Capo 4th Fret
[Chords]
G = 320033
G/B = x2003x
C = x32033
D = xx0232
D/F# = 2xx232
Em = 022000
[Intro]
G G C D G G C G
G
After driving all night Daddy stopped the car
D/F#
Said, "Wake up kids, here we are
C D
This is our new home"
G
From that Oldsmobile all I could see
D/F#
Was an ocean of fields out in front of me
C D
It just rolled on, on and on
Em D/F# C
Daddy crossed the fence and he knelt down
Em D/F# C
Filled his hands with rich farmland and said
(No Chord) "This is good ground"
G
I had it all underneath my feet
D/F#
There was room to grow - there was time to breathe
Em D
And dreams stretched high under summer skies
G
This is where I'm from - this is who I am
D/F#
Down these roads I became a man
Em D
And they're calling me - where my roots run deep
G/B C D
Deep down - this is good ground
G G C D G G C G
G
Mama had me diggin' in her flower bed
D/F#
There it was an arrowhead
C D
And all I wanted to be, was Cherokee
G
Seasons change and childhood goes
D/F# C
I laid down my homemade bow for a brown-eyed girl
D
She changed my world
Em D/F# C
I learned to drive so we could ride around
Em D/F# C
We made the sweetest memor ies in it
(No Chord) On good ground
G
I had it all underneath my feet
D/F#
There was room to grow - there was time to breathe
Em D
And dreams stretched high under summer skies
G
This is where I'm from - this is who I am
D/F#
Down these roads I became a man
Em D
And they're calling me where my roots run deep
G/B C D
Deep down - this is good ground
G
I drove all night then I stopped the car
D/F#
Said, "Wake up kids, here we are
C
This is our new home
D
It's been too long"
G
Crossed that fence and I knelt down
D/F#
Said, "Everybody gather 'round
C
Hold out your hands, (No Chord) this is good ground"
G
You've got it all underneath your feet
D/F#
There's room to grow - there's time to breathe
Em D
And dreams stretch high under summer skies
G
This is where I'm from - this is who I am
D/F#
Down these roads I became a man
Em D
And they're calling me where my roots run deep
G/B C D
Deep down - this is good ground
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