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[Verse 1]
C G
On a three hour flight from Memphis to A
C G
I was silently celebrating my first class upgrade
D C G
Laughing at my jeans and my boots
C D
Beside those high dollar shoes and Armani suits
[Verse 2]
C G
When the gentlemen next to me said the drinks up here are free
C G
So if you like, the first one can be on me
D C G
He said I'm heading back from business in New York and Rome
C D
Tell me son, where do you call home?
[Chorus 1]
G C
I said I'm from the front pew of a wooden white church
G C
A courthouse clock that still don't work
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Where a man's word means everything
G C
Where moms and dads were high school flames
G C
And gave their children grandmothers maiden names
G D
Yes it may not sound like much
D G D
But it's where I'm from
[Verse 3]
C G
So we drank that round, and then another
C G
There wasn't a topic in this world we did not cover
D C G
He said I headed out west when I was barely nineteen
C D
Just a kid chasing my dreams
[Verse 4]
C G
And I said I'm flying out here to pick up my big brother
C G
He's been fighting the cancer they discovered
D C G
But he called last night and said I think this is the end
C D
So come take me home to my family and my friends