LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeBoondocks
[Refrão]I feel no shameI'm proud of where I came fromI was born and raised in the boondocksOne thing I knowNo matter where I goI keep my heart and soul in the boondocks[Verse 1]And I can feelThat muddy water running through my veinsAnd I can hear that lullaby of a midnight trainIt sings to me and it sounds familiar[Chorus][Verse 2]And I can tasteThat honeysuckle and it's still so sweetWhen it grows wildOn the banks down at old camp creekYeah, and it calls to me like a warm wind blowing[Chorus][Bridge]It's where I learned about livingIt's where I learned about loveIt's where I learned about working hardAnd having a little was just enoughIt's where I learned about JesusAnd knowing where I standYou can take it or leave it, this is meThis is who I am[Solo](Pre-chorus - I enjoy strumming the chords lightly through this even though thesong only has one or two strums per chord)[Verse 3]Give me a tin roofA front porch and a gravel roadAnd that's home to meIt feels like home to me[Chorus][Próxima Parte]I keep my heart and soul in the boondocksN.C. (1st time around)You get a line, I'll get a poleWe'll go fishing in the crawfish holeFive-card poker on a Saturday nightChurch on Sunday morning(2nd time has light single strums, 3rd time play these chords)You get a line, I'll get a poleWe'll go fishing in the crawfish hole(Down in the boondocks)Five-card poker on a Saturday nightChurch on Sunday morning
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