Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
C F
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
[Verse 1]
C
Bible by the bed, double barrel by the door
F
Chickens on the rooftop, hickory on the floor, oh-oh
F
Down a little dirt road out here
F
Somewhere where the sunshine shines
[Pre-Chorus]
C
Where you can let your hair down, and I can ride some squares 'round
C
Our own little fresh patch of beans
F
Where I can run my bird dogs, cut the grass with my shirt off and
F
Swim in an old pair of jeans
[Chorus]
C
Baby, I wanna live in a country house, in a country house with you
F
I want a stove full of wood and coal on a hill with a heavenly view
C
Where the days are longer and our love gets stronger
C
And the grass is a little bit blue
F
Cuttin’ wood for the whittle of it, out in the middle of the country
C
In a country house with you, you
F
Ooh-ooh
F
Ooh-ooh
[Verse 2]
C
Raise a little Cain, raise a bunch of kids
C
Do it like my daddy did, like his daddy did, oh-oh
F
Dryin' all our clothes in the fresh air
F
Go down by the creek, just sit there
[Pre-Chorus]
C
Where you can let your hair down, and I can ride some squares 'round
C
Our own little fresh patch of beans
F
Where I can run my bird dogs, cut the grass with my shirt off and
F
Swim in an old pair of jeans
[Chorus]
C
Baby, I wanna live in a country house, in a country house with you
F
I want a stove full of wood and coal on a hill with a heavenly view
C
Where the days are longer and our love gets stronger
C
And the grass is a little bit blue
F
Cuttin’ wood for the whittle of it, out in the middle of the country
C
In a country house with you, you
F
(Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
[Bridge]
Am G
We'll put a welcome on the mat and a screen on the door
F Em
Little blue light buzzin' hangin' on the front porch
Dm
Wakin' up with you and prayin' every night
G
That I'll be here tomorrow till the day I die
[Out-Chorus]
C
Baby, I wanna live in a country house, in a country house with you
F
I want a stove full of wood and coal on a hill with a heavenly view
C
Where the days are longer and our love gets stronger
C
And the grass is a little bit blue
F
Cuttin’ wood for the whittle of it, out in the middle of the country
C
In a country house with you, you
F
Ooh-ooh
C
Ooh-ooh
How to play "Country House" on guitar.
Sam Hunt's "Country House" is a heartfelt ode to rural living and the dream of a simple,
contented life with a loved one. Its warm narrative is supported by a straightforward
chord progression, making it accessible for guitar players of all levels. With a capo on
the 4th fret, the song takes on a bright, uplifting tone that fits the lyrical theme
perfectly.
Capo: 4th Fret
Chords Used (relative to capo):
C, F, Am, G, Em, Dm
Tuning:
Standard tuning (E A D G B E)
Intro:
The song kicks off with a cheerful intro, alternating between C and F, setting the tone
for a story about love and simplicity.
C F
Verse and Chorus Progression:
The verses and choruses share a simple yet evocative chord progression. The pattern focuses
on the C and F chords, embodying the song's rustic charm and the dream of living in the
countryside.
C F
F
Pre-Chorus and Bridge:
The pre-chorus introduces a repeating theme, sticking with the C and F chords, enhancing
the narrative of enjoying the simple pleasures of country life. The bridge expands the
harmonic palette with Am, G, Em, and Dm, adding depth to the song's bridge, reflecting on
the enduring love and the dream of a peaceful life together.
Am G
F Em
Dm G
Strumming Pattern:
A versatile strumming pattern for "Country House" combines down and upstrokes to keep the
rhythm lively and engaging. Aim for a relaxed, steady rhythm that matches the song's
country vibe.
Song Lyrics Meaning:
"Country House" paints a vivid picture of the idyllic countryside life, surrounded by
nature and loved ones. The lyrics celebrate the beauty of simple living, away from the
hustle and bustle of the city. It's about building a home not just of bricks and mortar,
but of love, memories, and shared dreams. The song taps into a universal longing for a
peaceful, grounded life, where love flourishes in the backdrop of nature's bounty, making
it a resonant anthem for those who dream of a rural escape.
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