Tuning: E A D G B E

From Corb Lund's 2009 Album "Losin' Lately Gambler" Chords as per https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAHbjMxzDlo Chorus "End" - At the end of the chorus, Lund will forgoe a full chord, and instead slide up on only the D string to the 7th fret, plucking thus, and then slides down to pick the 5th, 4th, and 2nd frets of the same string once every beat, with a slight bend on each note. [Verse 1] D (let ring) D Tell her that Alberta says hello

Tell her I wish she'd come on ^Ghome ^EmTell her that I think she'd like the s^Ahow A (let ring) D Tell her that Alberta says hello

[Verse 2]

^DTell her that the winters are still cold ^DTell her I still got the old wood ^Gstove ^EmTell her that the Oilers are scorin' ^Agoals A (let Ring) D D7 Tell her that Alberta says hello

[Chorus]

Tell her I'm ^Gglad she's doin' well in ^CMontre^Gal I talked to ^DLaura, John, Christine and Rich and Paul It was ^Gtough for me to make it ^Cthrough the ^Gfall A (let ring) End Without you there beside me through it all

[Verse 3]

^DTell her that I really miss her laugh ^DAnd tell her that I'm sick about the ^Gpast ^EmTell her what I'd do with one more ^Achance A (let ring) D D7 Tell her that the snow is comin' fast

[Chorus]

[Verse 4] D (let ring) D Tell her that Alberta says hello

Tell her I wish she'd come on ^Ghome ^EmTell her that I think she'd like the s^Ahow A (let ring) D G D Tell her that Alberta says hello

Throughout the piece, Lund adds ornamentation and musicality to this other wise simple piece. I've not noted these here, as I feel such exhaustive detail would be unnecessary, but this can easily be added in play by the musician as they wish, or imitated more exactly by listening closely to the linked recording.

Corb Lund - Alberta says hello