The Floating Men - Georgia

^CI'll tell you all about Geo^Amrgia ^Csome night on the hood of th^Ame car when ^Dmplanets and moons a^Glign an^Amd a brown bag full of sh^Gooting stars

To^Cnight feels a little like G^Ameorgia af^Cter we close down the b^Amars R^Dmoll all the windows d^Gown an^Amd pass the time with ch^Geap cigars

^FHow could she n^Eot rememb^Amer me? ^FHow could she e^Ever for^Amget? ^FShe stared ^Einto my ^Ameyes and saw what hadn't h^Gappened yet Have you never been j^Cilted in Georgia? ^Am Have you never been j^Cilted at all? ^{Am F}How could she n^Eot remembe^Amr the moss at the water^Gfall?

^CI'll tell you all about ^AmGeorgia ^Csome night when you're too tired to s^Amleep and ^Dmyouth dangles overh^Gead an^Amd heart that shatters just o^Gut of reach

^CI'll sing a love song to Geor^Amgia ^Cto one drunk and innocent y^Amear w^Fhen all of our wildest d^Greams r^Amose cursed and disappea^Gred

^FHow could she n^Eot remember ^Amme? ^FHow could she e^Ever forge^Amt? ^FShe stared ^Einto my e^Amyes and saw what hadn't happ^Gened yet Have you never been b^Custed in Buckhead? ^Am Have you never been b^Custed at all? ^{Am F}How could she n^Eot remember^Am the junkman's daughter inl^Gaw?

^CSome nights I dream about Geo^Amrgia ^CI wake up afraid and al^Amone ^DmLie there and wonder h^Gow ^AmI wound up so far from h^Gome

^FHow could she ^Enot remember m^Ame? ^FHow could she ^Eever forg^Amet? ^FShe'll stare i^Ento your e^Amyes and see what hadn't happ^Gened yet Have you ever been w^Casted in Waycross ^Am and found anoth^Cer grow old? ^{Am F}How could she ^Enot remeb^Amer the thimbles of shimmering^G gold? From here to Fo^Clkston and Fargo ^Am all the way to^C the Tennessee line^{Am F}How could she n^Eot rememb^Amer the trembling valen^Gtine?