[Intro]
G F C
G F C

[Verse 1]
G C
Soon the pines will be falling everywhere
Am F D
As the village children fight each other for their share
G C
And the six-to-nine goes roaring past the creek
Am C G
As Deacon Lee prepares his sermon for next week

G C
I saw Grandma yesterday down at the store
Am F D
Well she’s really doing fine for eighty-four
G C
And she asked me if sometime I could fix her barn
Am C G
The poor old girl she needs a hand to run that farm

[Chorus]
C D G
And it’s good old country comfort in my bones
C D G
It’s the sweetest sound these ears have ever known
C D G F D#
It’s just an old-fashioned feeling fully-grown
Am C G F C
Country comfort and a truck that’s going back home
G F C
Oh it’s going back home

[Verse 2]
G C
Down at the well they’ve got a new machine
Am F D
The foreman says it’ll cut manpower by fifteen
G C
“Hey but that ain’t natural” old Clay would say
Am C G
You see he’s a horse-drawn man until his dying day

[Chorus]
C D G
And it’s good old country comfort in my bones
C D G
It’s the sweetest sound these ears have ever known
C D G F D#
It’s just an old-fashioned feeling fully-grown
Am C G F C
Country comfort and a truck that’s going back home
G F C
Oh it’s going back home

[Instrumental]
G C
Am F D
G C
Am C G

[Chorus]
C D G
And it’s good old country comfort in my bones
C D G
It’s the sweetest sound these ears have ever known
C D G F D#
It’s just an old-fashioned feeling fully-grown
Am C G
Country comfort and a truck that’s going back home

[Outro]
F C G
Country comfort and a truck that’s going back home
F C G
Whoa, it’s going back home
F C G
Hey take me back home
F C G F C
And a truck, and a truck that’s going back home
F C
F C
Any truck