Alabama - American pride

American ^Fpride, ^{Eb F}Something you ^Bbfeel inside. Something you ^Gmcan't describe, ^CAmerican ^Fpride. ^{Eb F Eb}

^FDad said "Son,^Bb I'm proud you won, But the ^C7game is more than any ^Ftoy." Momma said "Now son,^Bb say sir and say ma'am, And be ^C7proud you're a southern ^Fboy.

And you ^Bbwork when you're tired, ^C7'Cause that was Grandpa's ^Fway. And the biscuits are ^F7better at ^BbGranny's house, And the ^C7gravy tastes great all ^Fday.&quo^Ct;

American ^Fpride, ^{Eb F}Something you ^Bbfeel inside. Something you ^Gmcan't describe, Something you ^Ccannot hide. American ^Fpride, ^{Eb F}Something you ^Bbfeel inside. Traditions run ^Gmdeep and wide, ^CWith American ^Fpride. ^{Eb Bb F Eb}

When a ^Fbaby is born, we ^Bball celebrate, With ^C7tears of joy in ^Ffamily eyes. 'Cause we all know, the ^Bbbaby will grow, ^C7Up with American ^Fpride.

And we ^Bbhave our own ways, And ^C7we don't all look a^Flike. But if the cause is right,^F/A We ^Bbstand up and fight, To pro^Ctect our American ^Fpride. ^C

American ^Fpride, ^{Eb F}Something you ^Bbfeel inside. Something you ^Gmcan't describe, Something you ^Ccannot hide. American ^Fpride, ^{Eb F}Something you ^Bbfeel inside. Traditions run ^Gmdeep and wide, ^CWith American ^Fpride. ^Eb With A^Bbmerican ^Fpride. ^Eb Yes, American ^Fpride.