Trace Adkins - Still a soldier

He's got a^G corner lot on Dogwood Drive ^BmA year-old truck and a nine to five ^EmComes home at night to a pretty wife With a^C baby due ^GHe'll sleep in on Saturday ^BmCut the grass if it don't rain ^EmAfter church he'll watch the game and have a^C beer or two ^EmHe'll stand up when he hears the anthem ^CAnd that won't ever change

He's still a^G soldier His blood r^Duns red, white, and b^Emlue He put a^Cway his gun and bo^Gots But he still ^Dbelieves the American d^Emream 'Til his last ^Cbreath he'll always be ^Ga soldier ^D He's still a^G soldier ^C

^GHe's on his couch for the news at ten ^BmHe'll see those places that he's been ^EmAnd when a brother falls there's a part of him that ^Cdoes too ^EmAnd if they called and ^Bmneeded him back ^EmOh, he^G'd be on that ^Cplane

He's still ^Ga soldier His blood ^Druns red, white, and ^Emblue He put a^Cway his gun and ^Gboots But he still b^Delieves the American d^Emream 'Til his l^Cast breath he'll always be ^Ga soldier ^D

^CHe don't wake up anymore ^GWhen he hears thunder ^{Bm Em} Oh, but ^Ceven if he lives to be a ^Dhundred He'll still be a ^Gsoldier ^D

He's still a ^Emsoldier He put ^Caway his ^Ggun and boots But he still ^Dbelieves the American^Em dream 'Til his last ^Cbreath he'll always be a ^Gsoldier ^D He's still a ^Gsoldier ^C He's still a ^Gsoldier ^{D G C}