Lacy J. Dalton - 16th avenue

^GFrom the corners of the country, from the c^D7ities and the fa^Grms. With y^Emears and years of l^Civing tucked up un^Gderneath their ar^D7ms. They ^Emwalk away from e^Cverything just to ^Gsee a dream come ^Ctrue. God ^Gbless the ^F#mboys who ^Emmake the ^Gnoise on ^C16th ^D7Aven^Gue.

^GWith a million dollar spirit and an ^D7old flattop ^Gguitar, They ^Emdrive to town with ^Call they own in a ^Ghundred dollar ^D7car. 'Cause ^Emone time someone ^Ctold them 'bout a f^Griend of a friend they k^Cnew. Who ^Gowns, you ^F#mknow, a ^Emstud^Gio on ^C16th ^D7Ave^Gnue.

^GNow some were born to money they've ^D7never had to just “Surv^Give”. And ^Emothers swing a ^C9 pound hammer ^Gjust to stay ^D7alive. There's ^Emcowboys, drunks, and ^CChristians mostly ^Gwhite and black and ^Cblue. They've all ^Gdialed the ^F#mphone ^Emcollect to ^Ghome from ^C16th ^D7Aven^Gue.

^GAh, but then one night in some empty room where no c^D7urtains ever ^Ghung. Like a ^Emmiracle some ^Cgolden words rolled ^Goff of someone's ^D7tongue. And ^Emafter years of being ^Cnothing they're all ^Glooking back at ^Cyou. And ^Gfor a ^F#mwhile they'll ^Emgo in ^Gstyle on ^C16th ^D7Aven^Gue.

^GIt looked so uneventful, so ^D7quiet and disc^Greet. But a ^Emlot of lives where ^Cchanged down on that ^Glittle one way ^D7street. 'Cause^Em they walk away from ^Ceverything just to ^Gsee a dream come ^Ctrue. So God ^Gbless the ^F#mboys who ^Emmake the ^Gnoise on ^C16th ^D7Aven^Gue.

^GFrom the corners of the country, from the ^D7cities and the ^Gfarms. With ^Emyears and years of ^Cliving tucked up ^Gunderneath their ^D7arms. They ^Emwalk away from ^Ceverything just to ^Gsee a dream come ^Ctrue. God ^Gbless the ^F#mboys who ^Emmake the ^Gnoise on ^C16th ^D7Aven^Gue.