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Ok guys (and ladies)...I've used a lot of songs here. Some have been done well, others...not so much. Harlan at Hawaii.edu is usually spot on with his tabs. This one I'm submitting is alos spot on. Great song. Enjoy. Old Tennessee - Dan Fogelberg Intro: //: D D/C# D/B A7 G/B E/C# ://
DEnd of OcD/C#tober The D/Bsleepy brown A7woods seeG/Bm to E/C# D D/C# A7 A7 G/B NE/C#od down their heads to the Winter D D/C# D/B A7 G/BYelloE/C#ws and grays paint the sad skies today And I Gwonder when A7you're coming Dhome
Woke up one morning The wind through the window Reminded me winter was just 'round the bend Somehow I just did not see it was coming It took me by surprise again (Chorus)
And EmI hear you're A7in San FranDcisco D/C# BmLiving with your Bm/Asister who's a Gmother to A7be And Emher husband's A7way down in DGeorgia D/C# And BmI'm still in Bm/Aold TennesGsee... EmWishing you'd A7come home to Gme
Verse: 3 D D/C# D/B A7
G/BLife E/C#here is easy I'm sure you recall How it's Dso warm and D/C#breezy In the D/Bsummer and the A7fall G/B E/C# But Dwinter's uD/C#pon me And D/BI've got no A7heat here And GI miss your A7fire so Bmsweet Bm/ADear GI miss your A7fire so Dsweet
(Chorus) Gtr. Solo use chords to verse 1. Verse 1 repeated: End of October The sleepy brown woods seem to Nod down their heads to the winter Yellows and gray paint the sad skies today
And I Gwonder when A7you're coming Dhome D/C# I Gwonder when A7you're coming Dhome D/C# I Emwonder when A7you're coming Dhome
"Old Tennessee" was written when I lived on a farm outside of Nashville, as a parody of east coast folk music. It was written about a young lady I briefly cohabited with, and her subsequent departure. (Dan Fogelberg 6/11/97).