intro" |D |C |F |D | D C THE PREACHER MAN SAYS ITS THE END OF TIME G D AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, SHE'S A GOING DRY C THE INT'REST IS UP AND THE STOCK MARKET'S DOWN G D AND YOU ONLY GET MUGGED IF YOU GO DOWN TOWN D C I LIVE BACK IN THE WOODS YOU SEE G D MY WOMAN AND THE KIDS AND THE DOGS AND ME C I'VE GOT A SHOTGUN RIFLE AND A FOUR WHEEL DRIVE G A D C G D AND A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE, COUNTRY FOLKS CAN SURVIVE D C I CAN PLOW A FEILD ALL DAY LONG, G D I CAN CATCH CATFISH FROM DUSK TIL' DAWN C WE MAKE ARE OWN WHISKEY AND ARE OWN SMOKE TOO G D AIN'T TOO MANY THINGS THESE OL' BOYS CAN'T DO C WE GROW GOOD OL' TOMATOES AND HOMEMADE WINE G A D C G D AND A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE, COUNTRY FOLKS CAN SURVIVE G F CAUSE YA' CAN'T STARVE US OUT AND YA' CANT MAKE US RUN C G CAUSE WERE THEM OLE' BOYS RAISED ON SHOTGUNS F WE SAY GRACE, WE SAY MA'AM C G IF YOU AINT INTO THAT WE DONT GIVE A DAMN D C WE CAME FROM THE WEST VIRGINIA COAL MINES G D AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AND THE WESTERN SKIES C AND WE CAN SKIN A BUCK WE CAN RUN A TROT LINE G A D C G D AND A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE, COUNTRY FOLKS CAN SURVIVE D C I HAD A GOOD FRIEND IN NEW YORK CITY G D HE NEVER CALLED ME BY MY NAME, JUST HILLBILLY D C MY GRANDPA TAUGHT ME HOW TO LIVE OFF THE LAND G D AND HIS TAUGHT HIM TO BE A BUSINESS MAN D C HE USE TO SEND ME PICTURES OF THE BROADWAY LIGHT G D AND I'D SEND HIM SOME HOMEMADE WINE D C BUT HE WAS KILLED BY A MAN WITH A SWITCH BLADE KNIFE G D FOR FORTY THREE DOLLARS MY FRIEND LOST HIS LIFE C I'D LOVE TO SPIT SOME BEECHNUT IN THAT DUDE'S EYES G D AND SHOOT HIM WITH MY OLD FOURTY FIVE G A D C G D CAUSE A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE, COUNTRY FOLKS CAN SURVIVE G F CAUSE YA' CAN'T STARVE US OUT AND YA' CANT MAKE US RUN C G CAUSE WERE THEM OLE' BOYS RAISED ON SHOTGUNS F WE SAY GRACE, WE SAY MA'AM C G IF YOU AINT INTO THAT WE DONT GIVE A DAMN D C WE'RE FROM NORTH CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH ALABAM' G D AND LITTLE TOWNS ALL AROUND THIS LAND C AND WE CAN SKIN A BUCK WE CAN RUN A TROT LINE G A D C G D AND A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE, COUNTRY FOLKS CAN SURVIVE