Whiskey City Outlaws
Country Ain't Country
Written By Me
©Copyright 2005-2006 Whiskey City Outlaws

I wrote this song for my band Whiskey City Outlaws. 
I realize nobody will know how to exactly play this 
song since nobodys ever heard it but hopefulyl I will 
have a soundbyte soon for you guys to hear it. I do 
have a Guitar Pro 4 file if you want it to hear how 
its played just email me and I'll send it to you. 
I wrote the Music and Lyircs to this song and Im 
pretty proud of it. Its my take on what country 
was and will always be. Again I'll try and have a 
soundbyte up by the weeks end.
madtabber at gmail.com


***CAPO 2nd FRET***
Intro

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Repeat This For The Verses

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Verse 1
Well I Remember The Day I First Heard 
Im So Lonesome I Could Cry
I Can Still Hear That Whipperwill
That Was Too Blue To Fly


Verse 2
That Was The Day He Stopped Loving Her
And Ol Johhny Walked That Line
Through A Ring Of Fire As Willie Sang
She Was Always On My Mind
Country Ain't Country Anymore



Chorus
G
Country Ain't Country
        Cadd9   G
Like It Used To Be
G
Were Words Of A Sad Song
      Cadd9     G
Could Hurt So Deeply
G
I Love The Sound Of That Fiddle
       Cadd9           G
As The Devil Payed His Due
             D
Or The Sound Of That Steel Guitar
            Cadd9   G
Playing The Whiskey Blues
G                  Cadd9        G
I Miss Country The Way It Was Before
    D                  Cadd9      G
But Country Just Ain't Country Anymore


(Bridge)

G              Cadd9          G
Sometimes I Go Walking After Midnight
G        Cadd9         G
Blue Eys Crying In The Rain
G                  Cadd9      G 
Some Broken Hearts Will Never Mend
G            Cadd9    G  
I Can't Ease Away the Pain
     D             Cadd9      G
That Country Ain't Country Anymore
Solo
(Play Intro & Another Guitar Strums These Chords)
G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G D Cadd9 G

Repeat Chorus

Outro(Played With Intro)
I Can Still Hear That Wipperwill
That Was Too Blue To Fly