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Alberta Bound

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[Intro]
C  C  C  C
[Verse 1]
       C
Oh the prairie lights are burning bright, the chinook wind is a-moving in
                              F
Tomorrow night I'll be Alberta bound
    G7
And though I've done the best I could, my old luck ain't been so good
                              C
Tomorrow night I'll be Alberta bound
No one I've met could e're forget, the Rocky Mountain sunset
                                   F
It's a pleasure just to be Alberta bound
      G7
And I long to see my next of kin, to know what kind of shape they're in
                              C
Tomorrow night I'll be Alberta bound
[Chorus]
C          F             C
 Alberta bound,  Alberta bound
               G7           C      C7
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
           F             C
 Alberta bound,  Alberta bound
              G7            C
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
[Instrumental 1]
C  C  C  F
G  G  G  C
[Instrumental 2]
C  C  C  F
G  G  G  C
[Chorus]
C          F             C
 Alberta bound,  Alberta bound
               G7           C      C7
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
           F             C
 Alberta bound,  Alberta bound
              G7            C
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
[Verse 2]
       C
Oh the sky-line of Toronto, is something you'll get onto
                                              F
But they say you've got to live there for a while
    G7
And if you've got the money, you can get yourself a honey
                                      C
With a written guaran-tee to make you smile
        C
Oh it's snowing in the city and the streets are brown and gritty
                                         F
But I know there's pretty girls all over town
         G7
But they never seem to find me, and the one I left be-hind me
                                   C
Is the reason that I'll be Alberta bound
[Chorus]
C          F             C
 Alberta bound,  Alberta bound
               G7           C      C7
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
           F             C
 Alberta bound,  Alberta bound
              G7            C
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
              G7            C
 It's good to be,   Alberta bound
[Instrumental 3] 
C  C  C  C
(Fade out)

Alberta Bound chords and lyrics

Free chords for Alberta Bound by Gordon Lightfoot. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
C  C  C  C 
[Verse 1]
No one I've met could e're forget, the Rocky Mountain sunset
[Chorus]
[Instrumental 1]
C  C  C  F
G  G  G  C
[Instrumental 2]
C  C  C  F
G  G  G  C
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Instrumental 3]

Alberta Bound Chords by Gordon Lightfoot

Learn how to play Alberta Bound by Gordon Lightfoot with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Alberta Bound chords”, “Alberta Bound guitar chords”, or “Gordon Lightfoot Alberta Bound chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Alberta Bound chords and for experienced players who want accurate Alberta Bound lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, F, G7, C7, G.

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What key is "Alberta Bound" in?

The chords for "Alberta Bound" show the original chord names (including C, F, G7, C7, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.