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Country Music

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Country Music
Albumverson: capo 3th fret
Live-verson: capo 2th fret
Intro: Em  
Em (trough the whole verse)
We got to roll with the beat of the drum
and the base comes blasting on
And the light that blinds your eyes
and the guitar sounding nice
And the Agirls that on the front row are hollering for some more
as the Empiano plays we sing along
Let nothing come in the way
Awe're gonna have a good old Emparty
Ait sure is gonna happen Emhere
ASo let yourself feel riEmght at home
B5we only want you to have some A5fun
Put on that Gold Cadd9country GmusicCadd9  
and the sGongs Cadd9we used to sGingCadd9  
Yeah the lGady is Cadd9in the cGornerCadd9  
oh it lDooks like Dsus4they got a DplaDsus4n
Oh we're gonna pGartyCadd9, yeahG  Cadd9  
We got to roll with the beat of the drum
Get the base right where it belongs
Well the drinks on the house
fighting and cheating bottles flying around
There'll be love and laughter and kissing
There ain't a god damn thing you're missing
So welcome everybody,
we're gonna make a hell of a story
We're gonna have a good old party
It sure is gonna happen here
So let yourself feel right at home
We only want you to have some fun
Put on that old country music
and the songs we used to sing
Yeah the lady is in the corner
Oh it looks like they got a plan
Oh we're gonna party, yeah
And it seems to me we could use a break
let out the steam for the night
So don't go thinking about tomorrow
it'll only bring you down
Yeah we're gonna party, woo.
Bridge:
So when we cAlose down we head on home
We're goCnna laugh about the things we've dDone
And when you Acome back to your senses
You want to hCead back to where the party has just Dbegun
Put on that old country music
and the songs we used to sing
Yeah the lady is in the corner
Oh it looks like they got a plan
Oh we're gonna party, yeah
And it seems to me we could use a break
let out the steam for the night
So don't go thinking about tomorrow
it'll only bring you down
Yeah we're gonna party.
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