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Good Ole American Way

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"Good Ole American Way" --Justin Moore
Capo 1
Intro:  D   G   D  G  
Verse 1:
DWear my name on the back of my belt
GBelieve there's a God to save me from hell
And Ddirt roads were made for country boys like Gme
Don't beDlieve in politically correct
You wanna a Gpiece better have a set
A Drifle and a four wheel drive is all I Gneed
Small-mouth Abass on the end of a hook
Daddy Gread from the good book
Chorus:
I'm just a Dcountry boy Gfrom this land
DMakin' a living with Gthese two hands
DStill believe in the good ole American Gway
I Dwatch 'em shut the Gfactories down
Then the Dforeigners flood Ginto town
And Dtake what's left for half the Gpay
We Acan't stand back and just let it fade Gaway
The good ole American Dway
Verse 2:
Got Dsense enough to know things change
But the Glittle man's getting screwed today
DSomebody with a backbone please stand Gup
Oh we Dworked so hard to get this far
Now Gwe're forgetting who we are
Hell we Dtolerate everything and just call it Glove
ADon't tell me there ain't somethin' wrong
GSomebody's gotta sing this song
Chorus:
I'm just a Dcountry boy Gfrom this land
DMakin' a living with Gthese two hands
DStill believe in the good ole American Gway
I Dwatch 'em shut the Gfactories down
Then the Dforeigners flood Ginto town
And Dtake what's left for half the Gpay
We Acan't stand back and just let it fade aGway
The good ole American Dway
We Acan't stand back and just let it fade aGway
The good ole American Dway
DWear my name on the back of my belt
GBelieve there's a God to save me from hell
And Ddirt roads were made for country boys like Gme
Star Spangled Banner:
E|-------------------|
A|---------------3---|
D|---3---------3-----|
G|------5---5--------|
B|--------6----------|
E|-------------------|

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Good Ole American Way

by Justin Moore

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

"Good Ole American Way" --Justin Moore

Capo 1

D G D G

Intro:

Verse 1:

Wear my name on the back of my belt

Believe there's a God to save me from hell

D G

And dirt roads were made for country boys like me

Don't believe in politically correct

You wanna a piece better have a set

D G

A rifle and a four wheel drive is all I need

Small-mouth bass on the end of a hook

Daddy read from the good book

Chorus:

D G

I'm just a country boy from this land

D G

Makin' a living with these two hands

D G

Still believe in the good ole American way

D G

I watch 'em shut the factories down

D G

Then the foreigners flood into town

D G

And take what's left for half the pay

A G

We can't stand back and just let it fade away

The good ole American way

Verse 2:

Got sense enough to know things change

But the little man's getting screwed today

D G

Somebody with a backbone please stand up

Oh we worked so hard to get this far

Now we're forgetting who we are

D G

Hell we tolerate everything and just call it love

Don't tell me there ain't somethin' wrong

Somebody's gotta sing this song

Chorus:

D G

I'm just a country boy from this land

D G

Makin' a living with these two hands

D G

Still believe in the good ole American way

D G

I watch 'em shut the factories down

D G

Then the foreigners flood into town

D G

And take what's left for half the pay

A G

We can't stand back and just let it fade away

The good ole American way

A G

We can't stand back and just let it fade away

The good ole American way

Wear my name on the back of my belt

Believe there's a God to save me from hell

D G

And dirt roads were made for country boys like me

Star Spangled Banner:

E|-------------------|

A|---------------3---|

D|---3---------3-----|

G|------5---5--------|

B|--------6----------|

E|-------------------|

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