Tracy Lawrence - Paint me a birmingham

He was sitti^Dng there his b^Emrush in hand ^A/DPainting waves ^Aas they dance upo^Dn the sand With e^Dvery stroke he ^Embrought to life The d^A/Deep blue of the ^Aocean against the ^Dmorning sky I a^Emsked him if he only painted ^A/Docean s^Acenes He s^Gaid for twenty dollars, I'll ^A/Dpaint you any^Athing

Could you paint me a ^DBirmingham? Make it look just the ^Bmway I plan A little house on the ^Gedge of town Porch goin' all the ^Away around Put her there on the ^Dfront yard swing Cotton dress, make it ^Bmearly spring For awhile she'll be ^Gmine a^A/Dga--^A-in If you could paint me a ^DBirmingham

He l^Dooked at me, with k^Emnowing eyes And ^A/Dtook a canvas f^Arom a bag there b^Dy his side Picked ^Dup a brush and s^Emaid to me Son jus^A/Dt where in this p^Aicture would you ^Dlike to be? I a^Emsked him if there's anyway you^A/D can^A Could you ^Gpaint me back into her ar^A/Dms ag^Aain? Could you paint me a ^DBirmingham? Make it look just the w^Bmay I plan A little house on the ^Gedge of town Porch goin' all the^A/D way a^Around Put her there on the f^Dront yard swing Cotton dress, make it e^Bmarly spring For awhile she'll be ^Gmine aga^A/D---in ^A If you could paint me a ^DBirmingham

Porch goin all the w^Bay around Put her there in the fr^Eont yard swing C# Min Cotten dress make in early spring F# Min B For a while she'll be mine aga--in If you could paint me a^E Birmingham