Dolly Parton - My tennessee mountain home

Sit^Cting on the front porch on a su^Fmmer afternoon In a stra^Cight back chair on two legs, lea^Gned against the w^Call Wa^Ctch the kids a playing with Ju^Fne bugs on a string And ch^Case the glowing fireflies when eve^Gning shadows f^Call

^CIn my Tennessee mou^Fntain home ^CLife is as peaceful as a b^G7aby's s^Cigh ^CIn my Tennessee mou^Fntain home ^CThe crickets sing in the fi^G7elds ne^Carby

Hone^Cysuckle vine clings to the fe^Fnce along the lane Their frag^Crance makes the su^Gmmer wind so sw^Ceet And ^Con a distant hilltop, an ea^Fgle spreads its wings An a son^Cgbird on a fence post si^Gngs a me^Clody

^CIn my Tennessee mou^Fntain home L^Cife is as peaceful as a b^G7aby's si^Cgh In my Tennessee mou^Fntain home Cri^Cckets sing in the f^G7ields ne^Carby

Wal^Cking home from church on a Sunday with the o^Fne ya' love Just lau^Cghing, talking, ma^G7king future pl^Cans And w^Chen the folks ain't looking, you might s^Fteal a kiss or two Sit^Cting in the porch swing, ho^G7lding ha^Cnds

^CIn my Tennessee mou^Fntain home ^CLife is as peaceful as a b^G7aby's si^Cgh ^CIn my Tennessee mou^Fntain home ^CCrickets sing in the fi^G7elds ne^Carby