Very Last Country Song chords by Sugarland

Chords with lyrics

• Capo on 5th

Intro: G, C, G+G

 G+G       C majorC
Today is my Birthday

  G+G      C majorC
And all that I want

     C majorC        E minorEm         D MajorD     C majorC
Is to dig through this big box of pictures in my kitchen


Till the daylight's gone

   G+G        C majorC
This one here's my mama

 G+G           C majorC
With the long, brown hair

   C majorC       E minorEm     D MajorD       C majorC
I'm forty years older today than she was in that picture there

    C majorC
But if life stayed they way it was

   G+G
And lovers never fell out of love

  D MajorD
If memories didn't last so long

  G+G
If nobody did nobody wrong

    C majorC
If we knew what we had before it was gone

  E minorEm      D MajorD     C majorC
If every road led back home

      C majorC
This would be

   D MajorD          G+G
The very last country song


G, C, G+G

 G+G         C majorC
These are all my babies

 G+G           C majorC
Lord knows how we survived

   C majorC        E minorEm       D MajorD      C majorC
The first one was hard and the last was unplanned

What a big surprise
           G+G
That's him with his daddy's eyes


 G+G          C majorC
I love the man in this one

   G+G          C majorC
It's faded, but I don't care

      C majorC        E minorEm       D MajorD            C majorC
There are nights when I wake up and know he's beside me, I swear

          G+G
Sometimes I still feel him there


    C majorC
But if life stayed the way it was

   G+G
And lovers never fell out of love

  D MajorD
If memories didn't last so long

  G+G
If nobody did nobody wrong

    C majorC
If we knew what we had before it was gone

  E minorEm      D MajorD     C majorC
If every road led back home

      C majorC
This would be

   D MajorD          G+G
The very last country song


    C majorC
If we knew what we had before it was gone

   E minorEm     D MajorD     C majorC
If every road led back home

      C majorC
This would be

   D MajorD          G+G
The very last country song