Scarecrows

Luke Bryan

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Intro verse 1 We didn’t have no downtown strip We’d all pile in and take a 2 mile trip To where the road runs out Sit there and sip on whatever anybody’s older brother could get Where we worked in the dirt and fell in love Got my heart broke broke down my truck Trying to spin out show off in that mud too many times Pre-Chorus So much has changed But then again it ain’t Just like the scarecrows even when the wind blows We keep our boots and our roots in these cornrows Where we threw down and we passed it around every Friday night Just some old plowboys pretending we’re cowboys We came from nothing oh but look at us now boys Even when we leave here we’ll always be here wherever we go Just like the scarecrows verse 2 I don’t get back near enough and just like these fields Yeah we all grow up And it takes a little more than a paper cup to get dizzy This hundred acre stretch is buried in my bones Don’t matter how long that I’ve been gone I can be anywhere and some song comes on And it’s like I never left home Just like the scarecrows even when the wind blows We keep our boots and our roots in these cornrows Where we threw down and we passed it around every Friday night Just some old plowboys pretending we’re cowboys We came from nothing oh but look at us now boys Even when we leave here we’ll always be here wherever we go Just like the scarecrows Solo Pre-Chorus So much has changed But then again it ain’t Just like the scarecrows even when the wind blows We keep our boots and our roots in these cornrows Where we threw down and we passed it around every Friday night Just some old plowboys pretending we’re cowboys We came from nothing oh but look at us now boys Even when we leave here we’ll always be here wherever we go Just like the scarecrows Just like the scarecrows

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F, C, G, Am, Bb

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F#m, E, D, A, a

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D, G

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A, E, F#m7, D

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E, A, B, C, D, G, D/F#

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G, F, C

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D, F#m, G, A, Bm, D7

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E, G, A2

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F, C, G, Am

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F, Am, Bb, Dm, C, Gm7, Gm

La chanson évoque un retour aux racines, à ces souvenirs d'adolescence passés dans les champs et les soirées entre amis. Elle parle de l'évolution de la vie, de la nostalgie des jours simples où l'on profitait des petites choses, comme passer du temps ensemble et célébrer les moments importants. Malgré les changements, il y a une fidélité aux origines, symbolisée par les épouvantails qui, tout comme les protagonistes, restent ancrés dans leur terre, peu importe où la vie les mène. Le contexte de cette chanson est celui d'une vie à la campagne, où la culture, les amitiés et les souvenirs se tissent autour de la nature. C'est une réflexion sur l'identité et l'importance de garder un lien avec son passé, même lorsque l'on prend des chemins différents.

Le Chansonnier