The Louvin Brothers - Alabama

^FAll m^Bbingled a-^Fround the old ^Cplace I was ^Fborn [Verse] ^FAlabama love, your ^Bbbeautiful s^Funlight Your ^Bbfields of c^Ferisa, potatos and ^Ccorn ^FAlabama love, your ^Bbcrimson red c^Flover All m^Bbingled ar^Found the old p^Clace I was ^Fborn

^FAlabama love , your ^Bbhills and your v^Falleys Your ^Bbcreeks sing with l^Faughter as onward they ^Cflow ^FAlabama love, so ^Bbsweet in the sp^Fringtime Sweet ^Bbferns and w^Fild flowers in ^Cwinter with ^Fsnow

^FAlabama love, so ^Bbsweet to my ^Fmemory You ^Bbshine like a light on the ^Fbeautiful ^Chill ^FAlabama love, in ^Bbdays of my c^Fhildhood I've l^Bbabored and t^Foiled at the ^Cold sorghum ^Fmill

^FI've l^Bbabored and t^Foiled at the ^Cold sorghum ^Fmill [Verse] ^FAlabama love, when ^Bbred leaves are ^Cfalling I've ^Bbroamed through your pastures with f^Fences of ^Crail ^FAlabama love, when p^Bbossums are c^Frawling and And ^Bbhound dogs are w^Chining and wagging their ^Ftails

^FAlabama love, your b^Bbeautiful high-^Fways Are ^Bbcarved through the m^Fountain where l^Coved ones do ^Fwait ^FAlabama love, your g^Bboldenrod f^Flowers And the ^Bbwelcome home ^Fsign hanging ^Cover the ^Fgate

^FAlabama love, to ^Bbme you are c^Falling My f^Bbootsteps are h^Fomin? no ^Clonger to ^Fstray ^FAlabama love, you ^Bbhold all I l^Fong for You ^Bbhold all I l^Fove, so I'm ^Ccoming t^Foday