How to Play Somebody's Gotta Be Country on Guitar?

Easton Corbin - Somebody's Gotta Be Country can be played in the key of A using the C, G, D chords. For C, To play C, press fret 1 on the B string with finger 2, let low E, G, high E ring open, mute A, D. For G, To play G, press fret 2 on the A string with finger 2, let D, G, B ring open, mute low E, high E. For D, To play D, press fret 2 on the low E string with finger 2, press fret 2 on the G string with finger 2, press fret 2 on the high E string with finger 2, let A, D ring open, mute B. Barre: Use your index finger to press multiple strings on the same fret, keeping your finger flat. You can play Somebody's Gotta Be Country with the ↓-↓↑-↓-↓↑-↓↑↓↑ strumming pattern.

Easton Corbin - Somebody’s Gotta Be Country Chords

Chord reference C, G, D

Rhythm tips ↓-↓↑-↓-↓↑-↓↑↓↑

[C] [G] [D] [G] [C] [G] [D] [G] I still [C]chew a little [G]red man, [D] [G]hit the [C]lake and cast a [G]line[D] [G] Hold [C]the door and say [G]yes ma’am, [D] [G]gas up my [C]four wheel [G]drive[D] [G] I keep A[C]lan Jackson [G]playing on [D]the [G]radio, where [C]did all the good [G]old boys [D]go

Somebody[C]’s gotta p[G]arty til the s[D]tars burn [G]out Wear some [C]wore out [G]boots in a [D]high class [G]crowd All [C]my rowdy [G]buddies keep [D]settling [G]down Somebody’s [C]gotta be [G]country [D]in this [G]town Somebody’s [C]gotta [G] [D]country in this town [C] [G] [D] [G]

Yeah I [C]take up [G]two spots, [D] [G]’cause my [C]truck don’t [G]fit[D] [G] And I [C]represent the [G]map dot, [D] [G]every [C]chance I [G]get [D] [G] No my [C]dirt road [G]heart won’t e[D]ver be [G]paved, am [C]I the only [G]one these [D]days

Who [C]still likes to [G]party til the [D]stars burn [G]out Wear some [C]wore out [G]boots in a high [D]class [G]crowd All [C]my rowdy [G]buddies keep [D]settling [G]down Somebody’s [C]gotta be [G]country in [D]this [G]town

Keep a [C]zebco in the [G]toolbox, keep it [C]retro on the [D]jukebox

[C] [G] [D] [G] [C] [G] [D] Yeah somebody’s [C]gotta back up [G]traffic on an [D]old John [G]Deere Drink a [C]center con[G]sole i[D]ce cold b[G]eer And keep [C]that [G]old school [D]hanging a[G]round [C]Somebody’s gotta [G]be country[D]

Somebody[C]’s gotta p[G]arty til the s[D]tars burn [G]out Wear some [C]wore out [G]boots in a [D]high class [G]crowd All [C]my rowdy [G]buddies keep [D]settling [G]down Somebody’s [C]gotta be [G]country in [D]this [G]town Somebody’s [C]gotta [G]country[D] Somebody’s [C]gotta be [G]country in [D]this [G]town Somebody’s gotta [C]be [G] [D] [G] I reckon’ that’s me

Artist Easton Corbin

Album Somebody's Gotta Be Country

Genres Country

Year 2019

Key A

Easton Corbin - Somebody's Gotta Be Country can be played in the key of A using the C, G, D chords.

For C, To play C, press fret 1 on the B string with finger 2, let low E, G, high E ring open, mute A, D.
For G, To play G, press fret 2 on the A string with finger 2, let D, G, B ring open, mute low E, high E.
For D, To play D, press fret 2 on the low E string with finger 2, press fret 2 on the G string with finger 2, press fret 2 on the high E string with finger 2, let A, D ring open, mute B.

Barre: Use your index finger to press multiple strings on the same fret, keeping your finger flat.

You can play Somebody's Gotta Be Country with the ↓-↓↑-↓-↓↑-↓↑↓↑ strumming pattern.