Tracy Lawrence - Paint me a birmingham

He was sitting^F there his brush in h^Bband ^CPainting waves as they dance upon t^Fhe sand With every stroke h^Fe brought to life ^Bb The deep blue of^C the ocean against the morning sk^Fy I a^Bbsked him if he only painted ocean sce^G7nes He said for t^Bbwenty dollars, I'll paint you anyt^Ching

Could you paint me a Birmingha^Fm' Make it look just the way I pl^Dman A little house on the edge of t^Bbown Porch goin' all the way aro^Cund Put her there on the front yard sw^Fing Cotton dress, make it early spri^Dmng For awhile she'll be mine ag^Bbain If you could paint me a Birmingha^Fm

He looked at me,^F with knowing ^Bbeyes ^CAnd took a canvas from a bag there by his s^Fide Picked up a ^Fbrush and said to ^Bbme Son jus^Ct where in this picture would you like to b^Fe' And I sa^Bbid if there's anyway yo^G7u can Could you p^Bbaint me back into her arms^C again' Could you paint me a Birmin^Ggham' Make it look just the way I pl^Eman A little house on the edge of tow^Cn Porch goin' all the way arou^Dnd Put her there on the front yard s^Gwing Cotton dress, make it early spring^Em For awhile she'll^C be mine agai^Dn If you could paint me a Birm^Gingham