Tracy Lawrence - Paint me a birmingham

He was s^Gitting there his ^Am7brush in hand ^Dsus4Painting waves as ^Dthey dance upo^Gn the sand ^{Gmaj7 C/G}With ^Gevery stroke he br^Am7ought to life The ^Dsus4deep blue of the oc^Dean against t^Ghe morning sky I a^Am7sked him if he only painted oce^Dsus4an scenes ^D He s^Caid for twenty dollars, I'll ^Dsus4paint you anythin^Dg

Could you paint me a ^GBirmingham? Make it look just the ^Em7way I plan A little house on the ^Am7edge of town Porch goin' all the ^Dsus4way around ^D Put her there on the ^Gfront yard swing Cotton dress, make it^Em7 early spring For awhile she'll be ^Am7mine again ^Dsus4 If you could p^Daint me a Birmingham^{G Em}

He l^Gooked at me, with ^Am7knowing eyes And ^Dsus4took a canvas from^D a bag there ^Gby his side ^{Gmaj7 C/G} Picked ^Gup a brush and s^Am7aid to me Son ^Dsus4just where in this pic^Dture would you l^Gike to be? I ^Am7Said if there's anyway you^Dsus4 can ^D Could you ^Cpaint me back into her ar^Dsus4ms again? ^D

Could you paint me a ^GBirmingham? Make it look just the ^Em7way I plan A little house on the ^Am7edge of town Porch goin' all the ^Dsus4way around ^D Put her there on the f^Gront yard swing Cotton dress, make it^Em7 early spring For awhile she'll be ^Am7mine again ^Dsus4 If you could p^Daint me a Birmingham

Paint me a B^Girmingham Make it look just the ^Em7way I plan A little house on the ^Am7edge of town Porch goin' all the ^Dsus4way around ^D Put her there in the fr^Gont yard swing Cotton dress make in ^Em7early spring For a while she'll be ^Am7mine again^Dsus4 If you could p^Daint me a Birmi^Am7ngha^Cm ^G