Country Karaoke - Mo Pitney

This title is a cover of Country as made famous by Mo Pitney

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About

With backing vocals (with or without vocals in the KFN version)

Tempo: variable (around 105 BPM)

In the same key as the original: E♭

Duration: 03:14 - Preview at: 01:46

Release date: 2014
Genres: Country, In English
Original songwriters: Bill Anderson, Bobby Wayne Tomberlin, Mo Pitney

All files available for download are reproduced tracks, they're not the original music.

Lyrics Country

Have you ever picked guitar on your front porch ln the morning as the sun was risin'?
Or followed your dog down to the river
And ran into an ole' baptizin'?
Do you think to pull off on the side of the road
When that big black hearse is passing?
Have you ever helped someone in need without them even asking?
We do that in the country let me tell you 'bout country
Country can be in the middle of a city country can be on a farm
Country ain't even a place on map it's a place in your heart
Would you ever hitched a ride to music city just to see an Opry show?
Would you drive across the country just to listen to some country?
Country can be in the middle of a city country can be on a farm
Country ain't even a place on map it's a place in your heart
Have you ever been there at the courthouse square
For the parade on the fourth of July?
With a tear on your face and a lump in your throat as you watch ole' glory go by
Or sat through a service where they played tabs
For a soldier who never came home?
Or looked in the sad brown eyes of his momma
As she touched his name on that stone?
He fought for his country and died for his country
And I love my country let me tell you 'bout
Country

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