Lyrics provided for informational and educational purposes only.
Lyrics are subject to all U.S. copyright laws and remain property of their respective owners.

Country Cabin-Itis    (1973)

I have been to New York City, I have traveled there in style
It's a big convenient city, but there ain't no country mile
I have put my hand inside the hands of men who could not see
What the singing of a bluebird means to me

I got that country cabin-itis in my soul
It will comfort me in trouble, be my friend when I am old
I have got to bring my country brothers back into the fold
I got that country cabin-itis in my soul

Old wood burn stove, fried chicken, warm linoleum on the floor
Sunday preaching, Monday cussing and the girl that lives next door
I have done some heavy thinking, I have suffered with the load
Just like running barefoot down a gravel road

I got that country cabin-itis in my soul
It will comfort me in trouble, be my friend when I am old
I have got to bring my country brothers back into the fold
I got that country cabin-itis in my soul

I have known myself when others never knew me much at all
Sometimes it was the gettin' up that hurt more than the fall
I am not concerned with money, I am not concerned with toys
It may tell you Jesus was a country boy

I got that country cabin-itis in my soul
It will comfort me in trouble, be my friend when I am old
I have got to bring my country brothers back into the fold
I got that country cabin-itis in my soul

I got that country cabin-itis in my soul
It will comfort me in trouble, be my friend when I am old
I have got to bring my country brothers back into the fold
I got that country cabin-itis in my soul

Lyrics by Tom T. Hall.
Recorded by Tom T. Hall.

Data page: https://www.ceder.net/recorddb/lyrics_viewsingle.php?LyricsId=4535
This page: https://www.ceder.net/recorddb/lyrics.php?LyricsId=4535