Misc Soundtrack - Nashville - my idaho home

^BbMomma and Daddy raised me with love and care ^FThey sacrificed, so I could have a better share They ^Bbfed me and nursed me and sent me to school Momma ^Ftaught me how to sing, Daddy lived the Golden ^BbRules

When I ^Ebthink of the people ^Bbalone and afraid ^EbAbandoned in wild like a ^Bbfatherless child I ^Bbthink of my Momma and how she could sing In harmo^Fny with my Daddy, our laughter would ^Bbring.

^EbDown the highway, ^Fon the beaches ^BbJust as far as memory ^Ebreaches ^BbI still hear Daddy singin' his ^Fold Army songs ^FWe'd laugh and count horses as we rode ^Bbalong. ^FWe were young then, we were ^Bbtogether ^FWe could bear floods and fire and ^Bbbad weather ^BbAnd now that I'm older, grown up on my own I ^Fstill love Momma and Daddy best in my Idaho ^Bbhome.

^BbMomma grew up on the prairies of Kansas ^FShe was tender and sweet. The ^Bbdust and tornadoes blew round her But they ^Fleft her straight up on her ^Bbfeet. My ^BbDaddy grew up on his own, more or less His Momma died when he was just ^Feleven.

But he dreamed of his Momma in ^Bbheaven.

His ^EbDaddy drank whiskey and ^Bbhad a sharp eye. He ^Ebsold chicken medicine ^Bbfarmers would buy. ^BbTogether they hunted the fields and the farms When his ^Fdaddy died, my Daddy rested in my Momma's ^Bbarms.

^EbDown the highway, ^Fon the beaches ^BbJust as far as memory ^Ebreaches ^BbI still hear Daddy singin' his ^Fold Army songs ^FWe'd laugh and count horses as we rode ^Bbalong. ^FWe were young then, we were ^Bbtogether ^FWe could bear floods and fire and ^Bbbad weather ^BbAnd now that I'm older, grown up on my own I ^Fstill love Momma and Daddy best in my Idaho ^Bbhome. ^BbAnd now that I'm older, grown up on my own I ^Fstill love my Mom and Daddy best in my Idaho ^Bbhome.