A Little More Country Than ThatCifra de Teclado

A 
Imagine a dirt road full of pot holes 
A 
With a creek bank and some cane poles 
         Bm 
Catching channel cat 
D                 E       A 
I'm a little more country that 

A 
Picture a small town with an old hound 
A 
Laying out front of the court house 
          Bm 
While the old men chew the fat 
D                 E            A 
I'm a little more country than that 


       D            C#m           
I just want to make sure you know  
Bm              C#m           D 
Just who you're getting under this old hat 
      D            C#m         Bm           
Cause girl I'm not the kind to two time  
   C#m          D 
Or play games behind your back 
E                              A 
I'm a little more country than that 


A 
Think of a Hank song from days gone 
A 
With a steel ride that's so strong 
         Bm 
It sends chills up your back 
D                 E            A 
I'm a little more country than that 

A 
If you want a brick home in a school zone 
A 
With the doors locked and alarms on 
             Bm 
Girl, you're way off track 
D                 E            A 
I'm a little more country than that 


 
      D            C#m           Bm                    
I just want to make sure you know just who you're  
C#m           D 
Getting under this old hat 
      D            C#m         Bm         
Cause girl I'm not the kind to two time  
   C#m          D 
Or play games behind your back 
E                              A 
I'm a little more country than that 


Lead Break 

A Bm C#m D E A 

      D             C#m                Bm                
Yeah, I'm sure that you've heard those three words  
     C#m        D 
From others but they fell flat 
    D               C#m            Bm         
But this ring ain't something that I mean to  
C#m          D 
Give you and then take back 
E                              A 
I'm a little more country than that 
Bm                E            A 
I'm a little more country than that 
Bm                E            A 
I'm a little more country than that