Upchurch - County Ain’t Fair

Capo: 2nd fret

[Intro]
Em G D
Em G D
Em G D
Em G A

[Verse]
Em7 G
Sometimes I hate the place I love
D
This love made me hate myself so much
Em7 G
For playing with a lady’s heart that never should’ve got broke
D Em7
I ain’t missing to getting no admission to love no more

Em7 G
Baby, baby, I’m sorry, I’m sorry again
D
Sorry so many times, sorry don’t mean shit
Em7 G
When it’s coming I’ma lapse
A5 A
See myself in a mirror so I haul off and break this

[Chorus]
Em7 G
This county ain’t fair, why am I still here?
D
Pass me on Main and we both still stare
Em7 G
Swerving double lines while looking in the rearview
D
Too much to say even though we both want to

Em7 G
But she knows my tongue’s made of silver
D
Turn into a poet when I tell her how much I miss her
Em7 G A5
If her new mans might’ve bodied tell him I don’t care

A Em7 G D
Sometimes this county ain’t fair
Em7 G D
Sometimes this county ain’t fair
Em7
Sometimes this county ain’t fair

[Verse]
Em7 G
Maybe I’m crazy like Willy, Cash and Waylon
D
Lately I been out alone doing about a hundred and eighty
Em7 G
Tryna jumpstart my heart ’cause it’s dead right now
D Em
But in my hometown the headlights never go out

Em G
May be dimmer as the years fade but I can shine
D
But I can shine some love straight through any windowpane
Em7 G
I guess this town does what they say
A
‘Cause my truck still stuck in them ’round here ways

[Chorus]
Em7 G
This county ain’t fair, why am I still here?
D
Pass me on Main and we both still stare
Em7 G
Swerving double lines while looking in the rearview
D
Too much to say even though we both want to

Em7 G
But she knows my tongue’s made of silver
D
Turn into a poet when I tell her how much I miss her
Em7 G Asus4
If her new mans might’ve bodied tell him I don’t care

[Outro]
A Em7 G Asus4
Sometimes this county ain’t fair
A Em7 G A5
Sometimes this county ain’t fair
A Em
Sometimes this county ain’t fair