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My Old Kentucky Home chords Stephen Foster
The Gsun shines G7bright on my Cold Kentucky Ghome 'Tis summer, the A7darkies are D7gay The Gcorn top's G7ripe and the Cmeadow's in Gbloom While the Embirds make Dmusic D7all the Gday
The young folks G7roll on the Clittle cabin Gfloor All merry, all A7happy and D7bright By 'n Gby hard G7times come a-Cknocking at the Gdoor Then my Emold Kentucky A7home, D7good Gnight.
GWeep no Cmore my Glady, oh Cweep no more toGday. We will sing one G7song for the Cold Kentucky Ghome, for the Emold Kentucky A7home D7far aGway.
They Ghunt no G7more for the 'Cpossum and the Gcoon, On meadow, the A7hill and the D7shore, They Gsing no G7more by the Cglimmer of the Gmoon, On the Embench by that Dold D7cabin Gdoor.
The day goes G7by like a Cshadow o'er the Gheart, With sorrow where A7all was deD7light. The Gtime has G7come when the Cdarkies have to Gpart, Then my Emold Kentucky A7home, D7good Gnight.
GWeep no Cmore my Glady, oh Cweep no more toGday. We will sing one G7song for the Cold Kentucky Ghome, for the Emold Kentucky A7home D7far aGway.
The head must bow and the back will have to bend, Wherever the darkey may go A few more days and the trouble will end, In the field where sugar-canes may grow. A few more days for to tote the weary load, No matter, 'twill never be light. A few more days till we totter on the road, Then my old Kentucky home, good night.
GWeep no Cmore my Glady, oh Cweep no more toGday. We will sing one G7song for the Cold Kentucky Ghome, for the Emold Kentucky A7home D7far aGway.
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