Key: C#b ♫ Intro: A Cmaj7 ♫ Verse 1: A Some people just fly over small towns just like this D The middle of some nowhere, to them that's all it is Bm7 D From up there lookin' down but they don't know we found A Country gold
♫ Verse 2: A See, this is where my grandad got down on one knee D Promised her forever with a dime store diamond ring Bm7 D He pledged his heart and soul fifty years ago A E With country gold, oh-oh ♫ Chorus: A It's a little house on a little land E B little built it with your own two hands F#m7 Little pride in a hard week's work D Little supper after Sunday church A To most it might not look like much E But I put roots down here because F#m7 D The richest people that I've ever known A Struck country gold ♫ Verse 3: A Guess the slower that you're livin' the less you tend to miss D 'Cause when you find what happy isn't, you find what happy is Bm7 Doing life with who you love D Hearing laughter filling up ♫ Chorus: A B little house on a little land E B little built it with your own two hands F#m7 Little pride in a hard week's work D Little supper after Sunday church A To most it might not look like much E But I put roots down here because F#m7 D The richest people that I've ever known E D Struck country gold ♫ Bridge: D A E Like the wheat fields underneath a summer sky D A E Country gold, like the records playing on a Friday night D F#m E Country gold might look like nothing more than dirt and gravel roads D But if you know E Then you know ♫ Chorus: A It's a little house on a little land E B little built it with your own two hands F#m7 Little pride in a hard week's work D Little supper after Sunday church (Little supper after Sunday church) A To most it might not look like much E But I put roots down here because (Roots down here because) F#m7 A D The richest people that I've ever known Bm D Are made of work and dirt and flesh and blood and soul ♫ Outro: A Country gold D Country gold A Country gold