I lived
it
G - Em - C
G
1. Daddy drove the wheels off a flatbed Ford,
Em
flies
found a hole in the old screen door.
C
Granny said the dress that my
sister wore
to
church wasn't long enough.
G
Mama poured grease in a Crisco
can,
Em
put a
hundred thousand miles on a Sears box fan.
C
Uncle Joe put tobacco on my
hand,
where
them yellow jackets torn me up.
Em D
And I ain't
making this up.
G - Em
Oh, you think I'm talking crazy, in a different language,
C
D
you might not understand.
G - Em
Oh, that's alright, that's
just the kind of life,
C
D
that made me who I am.
C G
Just taking my mind on a visit, back in time 'cause I miss it,
Am
you wouldn't know to love it,
like I love it,
C G
unless you lived it, and, man, I
lived it.
+ G - Em - C
G
2. Granddaddy smoked Salems with the windows
up,
Em
drove
me around in the back of that truck,
C
we
drank from the hose and spit in the cup,
we
all survived somehow.
G
Them ol' Duke boys were flattening the hills,
Em
Hollywood was fake, wrestling was real,
C
wouldn't
dream of spending that two dollar bill
from
pushing a lawn mower around.
Em D
I'd go back there right now.
G - Em
Oh, you think I'm talking crazy,
in a different language,
C D
you might not understand.
G - Em
Oh, that's alright,
that's just the kind of life,
C D
that made me who I am.
C G
Just taking my mind on a visit, back in time 'cause I miss it,
Am
you wouldn't know to love it,
like I love it,
C G
unless you lived it, and, man, I
lived it.
G - Em C - C - D
+ Oh, man, I lived it.
G - Em
C - C - G
+ CHORUS + Oh, man, I lived it.
(orig. = capo 3rd) (Blake
Shelton)