Very Last Country Song 
Recorded by : Sugarland 
Written By : Jennifer Nettles , Kristian Bush , and Tim Owens 
Capo: 5 (orginal key of C major)
THERES NOTHING REALLY COMPLICATED ABOUT THE PICKING
 HERE JUST PLAY WITH USING TWO FINGER PLUS THE PICKING
 THE B AND G STRINGS MOSTLY (WORKING ON THE TAB F
OR THE PICKING HERE'S  THE EASY GUITAR VERSIONS THOUGH...HAVE FUN 

Intro: G, C, G (LET LAST NOTE RING TO PAUSE)

 C9            G
Today is my Birthday
   C9          G
And all that I want
        C9           Em(ADD9)               D               
Is to dig through this big box of pictures in my Kitchen
                C9        (LET RING TO PAUSE)
Till the daylights gone

     C9             G
This one here is my momma
     C9           G
With the long brown hair
       C9                   Em(ADD9)      D      C9 
I'm 40 yrs older today than she was in that picture there

                C9
But if life stayed they way it was
                G
And lovers never fell out of love
              D
If memories didn't last so long
               G
If nobody did nobody wrong
                C9                  
If we knew what we had before it was gone
     Em(ADD9)    D        C9
If every road led back home
                   
This would be
            D         G
The very last country song

C,      G

   (SAME CHORDS A ABOVE)

These are all my babies
Lord knows how we survived
The first one was hard and last wasn't planned
What a big surprise
That him with his daddy's eyes

I loved the man in this one
It's faded but I don't care
There are nights when I wake up and know that he's beside me I swear
Sometimes I still feel him there

But if life stayed the way it was
And lovers never fell out of love
If memories didn't last so long
If nobody did nobody wrong
If we knew what we had before it was gone
If every road led back home
This would be
                         G
The very last country song


                  C9
If we knew what we had before it was gone
     Em(ADD9)    D             C9
If every road led back home
                  D                G
This would the very last country song