Tom: D D G D When I was just a little boy we lived down on a farm D A7 Seven miles from nowhere and a hundred miles from harm D G D We made our livin' from the dirt if anything would grow D A7 D And we got our country music from a big old radio and [Chorus] G D And we had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day D A7 Then we'd head out to the fields a hoein' corn and mowin' hay D G D Aw mama loved his singin' daddy loved to hear him play D A7 D And we had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day [Verse 2] D G D We had a big old battery that ran the radio D A7 Sometimes we run it down a listenin' to the Opry Show D G D But we all had our instruments and most of us could play D A7 D So we had Bill Monroe for breakfast anyway [Chorus] G D And we had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day D A7 Then we'd head out to the fields a hoein' corn and mowin' hay D G D Aw mama loved his singin' daddy loved to hear him play D A7 D And we had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day [Verse 3] D G D Mama was a lady and my daddy liked to preach D A7 All we ever had was just a place to eat and sleep D G D If I could go back home again back to the simple ways D A7 D Oh we'd have Bill Monroe for breakfast every day [Chorus] G D And we had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day D A7 Then we'd head out to the fields a hoein' corn and mowin' hay D G D Aw mama loved his singin' daddy loved to hear him play D A7 D And we had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day [Outro] D A7 D We had Bill Monroe for breakfast every day