Intro: A D
A
My old man’s that old man,
D
Spent his life livin’ off the land,
A D
Dirty hands, and a clean soul.
A
It breaks his heart seein’ foreign cars,
D
Filled with fuel that isn’t ours
A E
And wearin’ cotton he didn’t grow
A
He’s got the red, white, and blue flyin’ high on the farm
D
Semper Fi tattooed on his left arm
F#m D
Spend a little more in the store for a tag in the back
that says ‘USA’
A
He won’t buy nothin’ that he can’t fix,
D
With WD40 and a Craftsman wrench
F#m (silent)
He ain’t prejudiced, he’s just, made in America
A D
A
He loves his wife and she’s that wife
D
That decorates on the Fourth of July
A D
But says every day’s Independence Day
A
She’s golden rule, teaches school,
D
Some folks say it isn’t cool
A E
But she says the Pledge of Allegiance anyway.
A
He’s got the red, white, and blue flyin’ high on the farm
D
Semper Fi tattooed on his left arm
F#m D
Spend a little more in the store for a tag in the back
that says ‘USA’
A
He won’t buy nothin’ that he can’t fix,
D
With WD40 and a Craftsman wrench
F#m D
He ain’t prejudiced, he’s just, made in America
D E
Born in the Heartland, raised up a family
Bm
Of King James and Uncle Sam
A E
He’s got the red, white, and blue flyin’ high on the farm
A
Semper Fi tattooed on his left arm
A D
Spend a little more in the store for a tag in the back
that says ‘USA’
A
He won’t buy nothin’ that he can’t fix,
D
With WD40 and a Craftsman wrench
F#m (silent)
He ain’t prejudiced, he’s just, made in America
A D A D
Made in America
A D
Made in America
A
My old man’s that old man,
D
He’s made in America
Outro: A D (till end), end on A
