Brandon Heath Blue Mountain 1st version gave it a good go, but I believe this sounds like it is the right way. Also, for me, easier to sing with a capo on the 5th, but I have a low voice. Noodle around with the transition from C to Am if you fingerpick it and it sounds pretty good Intro: Am Em F C V1

^Am Cool fog in the ^Emmorning, like^F cotton on th^Ce trees ^Am Quiet enough to^Em hear the song, in the^F humming of the^C bees ^Am Floatin' out from the^Em highway, sayin^F' come on u^Cp my way Through th^Ame tall grass in the^Em valley, where the^F earth and heav^Cen meet

Won't you come on ^Amup,^Em to^F blu^Ce mountain ^Am Above the clouds and the^Em busy crowds It's^F where you wann^Ca be Won't you come on ^Amup,^Em to^F blu^Ce mountain Where the^Am time crawls and the^Em water falls Blue^F mountain maje^Csty

Send a^Am postcard, to your ^Emsweetheart, take a^F picture by th^Ce sign See^Am all the way, to^Em seven states, and the^F coast if the weather^Cs right Well its^Am always right, its^Em paradise, its^F like you've neve^Cr seen Take a^Am nap under a^Em hickory, and^F wake up in^C a dream

Brandon Heath - Blue mountain