Cody Johnson - Never go home again

^EmScatter gun blast, hands in the air, half a million in a burlap^G sack^Dsus2 Y'all ^Emhave a nice day as we make our way to the^G Caddy in the^Dsus2 ally out^Em back See when the ^Emtimes get hard some good old boys turn to a life a ^Gsin ^Dsus2 We're like ^EmRobin Hood, we're just twice as good but we can ^B7never go home a^Emgain

^EmWell I grew up singing Amazing Grace in a little white church i^Gn the^Dsus2 woods My mom^Emma prayed hard for all her boys but her p^Graying didn't^Dsus2 do a bit^Em of good The sheriff a^Emnd a banker man came to push us off of our land ^{G Dsus2} Now we're s^Emix feet deep and my brothers and me we can never^B7 go home again ^Em

^CLord for^Ggive me, I ^Dknow just what I ^Emdo I'll take ^Cwhat I need and ^Gthen I leave the ^Drest to my momma and ^Emyou And that ^Ctin roof cabin might ^Gnot have been heaven but it's ^Dcloser than I've ever ^Embeen God ^Cbless an outlaw's ^Gweary soul, I can ^B7never go home ag^Emain

^EmSometimes I dream of that old front porch and my momma patching^G up a^Dsus2 quilt While ^Emmy brothers and me lay around in the shad^Ge of that liv^Dsus2e oak tre^Eme on the hill Now it's hide^Em-out shacks, better watch your back and cover every^G tra^Dsus2ck of where you've been A thousand ^Emwrongs will never make it right, I can never go ^B7home again ^Em

^CLord for^Ggive me, I ^Dknow just what I ^Emdo I'll take ^Cwhat I need and ^Gthen I leave the ^Drest to my momma and ^Emyou And that ^Ctin roof cabin might ^Gnot have been heaven but it's ^Dcloser than I've ever ^Embeen God ^Cbless an outlaw's ^Gweary soul, I can ^B7never go home ag^Emain

^EmScatter gun blast tears a ten inch hole through an empty burlap^G sack^Dsus2 As I s^Emay my peace for my brothers and me as my ^Gwhole world f^Dsus2ades to b^Emlack Here's three ^Emnew graves underneath the shade of that live oak tr^Gee o^Dsus2n the hill Overlooking^Em momma's porch with a fresh coat of paint and a ^B7shiny new Coup ^EmDe Ville

^CLord for^Ggive me, I ^Dknow just what I'^Emve done I've been ^Cthrough hell and^G found myself on ^Dthe wrong end of a gu^Emn And that ^Ctin roof cabin might ^Gnot have been heaven but it's ^Dcloser than I've ever ^Embeen God ^Cbless an outlaw's ^Gweary soul, I thou^B7ght I'd never ma^Emke it home God ^Cbless an outlaw's ^Gweary soul, I gues^B7s I finally made^Em it home again