The Judds - Guardian angels

^GA hundred year old photograph stares^C out from a frame ^GAnd if you look real close you'll see, our e^Dyes are just the same ^GI never met them face to face but I ^Cstill know them we^Amll ^GFrom the stories my dear ^Dgrandmama tel^Gls

^GElijah was a farmer he knew how^C to make things grow And ^GFanny vowed she'd follow him where ^Dever he would go As ^Gthings turned out they never left their s^Cmall Kentucky fa^Amrm But he ^Bmkept ^Amher ^Cfed and ^Dshe kept him ^Gwarm

^GThey're my g^Duardian a^Cngels and ^GI know they can s^Dee ^GEvery ^Dstep I ^Emtake they a^Cre watching over^D me I might not ^Gknow where I'm ^Dgoing but I'm ^Bmsure where I come ^Cfrom They're my ^Gguardian ^Cangels^Am, and ^DI'm their special ^Gone

^GSometimes when I'm tired I feel ^CElijah take my arm He says,^G "People doing hard work never did a ^Dbody harm" ^GAnd when I'm really troubled and I don't ^Cknow what to ^Amdo Fanny ^Bmwhispers^Am, "Just do your ^Cbest, we're ^Dawful proud of ^Gyou"

^GThey're my g^Duardian a^Cngels and ^GI know they can s^Dee ^GEvery ^Dstep I ^Emtake they a^Cre watching over^D me I might not ^Gknow where I'm ^Dgoing but I'm ^Bmsure where I come ^Cfrom They're my ^Gguardian ^Cangels^Am, and ^DI'm their special ^Gone

^GA hundred year old photograph stares^C out from a frame G (LET RING) And if you look real close you'll see our eyes are just the same