Alabama

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I've ^D seen him plow a field of corn all day. That's reali ^Em ty.
His ^G overalls are black with dirt, but his ^A face is still full of digni ^D ty.
He talks about the weather and he can tell you when it's gonna rain ^Em . ^A
G Told me 'bout the flood of twenty ni ^A ne that washed the crops away ^D . ^{G/A D}
Underneath that ^G Ala ^F#m7 bama ^Gmaj7 sky,
^Em Grandpa told me 'bo ^A ut the things he'd ^D seen.
Underneath that ^G Ala ^F#m7 bama ^Gmaj7 sky,
I ^Em listened to my ^A Grandpa's memo ^D ries. ^{G/D D A/D D G/D D A/D D}
At ^D times he'd mention Grandma, turn his head and wipe away a ^Em tear. ^A
Some ^G times we'd take her picture down and ^A sit and pretend that she's still ^D here.
Three girls and two boys he raised on love and simple honesty. ^{Em A}
And when they ^G finally have to carry him awa ^A y, they'll take a lot of me. ^{D G/A D}
Underneath that ^G Ala ^F#m7 bama ^Gmaj7 sky,
^Em Grandpa told me 'bo ^A ut the things he'd ^D seen.
Underneath that ^G Ala ^F#m7 bama ^Gmaj7 sky,
I ^Em listened to my ^A Grandpa's memo ^Bm ries.
Underneath that ^G Ala ^F#m7 bama ^Gmaj7 sky,
^Em Grandpa told me 'bo ^A ut the things he'd ^D seen.
Underneath that ^G Ala ^F#m7 bama ^Gmaj7 sky,
I ^Em listened to my ^A Grandpa's memo ^D ries. ^{G/D D A/D D G/D D A/D D}