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Alabama Song

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key: B  
B  D#m E  B
BAre you D#mgoing Eto AlabBama 
BWhere the D#mtrees grow Etall and F#green 
G#mI'd like to see Ethe Gulf Of BMexico 
If you're D#mgoing Ewon't you take Bme D#m  E  B  
BAre you D#mgoing Eto ABlabama 
BWhere the D#mskies shine bEright and F#blue 
G#mI'd like to see Eold TombiBgbee 
BIf you're D#mgoing I Ewant to go with Byou D#m  E  B  
BAre you D#mgoing Eto AlaBbama 
BWhere the D#mfolks say Ehow do you F#do 
G#mI'd like to see tEhose big old Bcotton fields 
If you're D#mgoing  EI'm going BtoD#mo E  
AI'm ready to Bmrun baby 
GThrough the sweet southern DpinAes 
F#mLie down in a Gbed of Camelia 
BbAnd watch the sun sEhine F#  
SOLO 
BIf you're D#mgoing Eto AlaBbama 
BI could D#muse a Echange of F#view 
G#mBut if you're going Eto CalifBornia 
That's D#malright Eany place will Bdo 
BWell I D#mguess I just Ewanna go with ByouB  D#m  E  B  

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Alabama Song

by Allison Moorer

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

D#m

G#m

F#m

key:

B D#m E B

Are you going to Alabama

B D#m E F#

Where the trees grow tall and green

G#m E B

I'd like to see the Gulf Of Mexico

D#m E B D#m E B

If you're going won't you take me

B D#m E B

Are you going to Alabama

B D#m E F#

Where the skies shine bright and blue

G#m E B

I'd like to see old Tombigbee

B D#m E B D#m E B

If you're going I want to go with you

B D#m E B

Are you going to Alabama

B D#m E F#

Where the folks say how do you do

G#m E B

I'd like to see those big old cotton fields

D#m E B D#m E

If you're going I'm going too

A Bm

I'm ready to run baby

G D A

Through the sweet southern pines

F#m G

Lie down in a bed of Camelia

Bb E F#

And watch the sun shine

SOLO

B D#m E B

If you're going to Alabama

B D#m E F#

I could use a change of view

G#m E B

But if you're going to California

D#m E B

That's alright any place will do

B D#m E B B D#m E B

Well I guess I just wanna go with you

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