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There aren't a lot of good alternatives to Carolina in the Pines if you don't like playing out of the key of A. As a Banjo player I took the best alternative I could find and changed a chord or two to make it sound like the original to the best I could. CAPO 4
SGhe came to me sD7aid she knew me Said she'd Cknown me a long tGime And she talAmked of being in lBmove With eCvery mountain she hadG climbed. GAnd she talked of trails she'd D7walked up FarC above the timberGline From that Amnight on I knew I'd Bmwrite songs For CCarolina in the pGines. C G
GThere's a full D7moon on the fourteenth FiCrst quarter twentGy-first And a fulAml moon in the last wBmeek BringCs a fullness to the eGarth. GThere's no guess work in the clD7ockwork OfC the world's hearGt or mine There areAm nights I only feel Bmright WitCh Carolina in theG pines. C G
GAs the frost grows on thD7e windows TChe wood stove smoGkes and glows As the fAmire glows we can warBmm our souls MakiCn' rainbows in the coGals. GAnd we talk of trails weD7 walk up CFar above the timGberline There aAmre nights I only feeBml right WiCth Carolina in thGe pines. C G