Alabama

American ^F pride, ^Eb
F Something you ^Bb feel inside.
Something you ^Gm can't describe,
^C American ^F pride. ^{Eb F Eb
F} Dad said "Son, I'm ^Bb proud you won,
But the ^C7 game is more than any ^F toy."
Momma said "Now son, say ^Bb sir and say ma'am,
And be ^C7 proud you're a southern ^F boy.
You play when you're hurtin',
And you ^Bb work when you're tired,
^C7 'Cause that was Grandpa's ^F way.
And the biscuits are ^F7 better at ^Bb Granny's house,
And the ^C7 gravy tastes great all ^F day." ^C
American ^F pride, ^Eb
F Something you ^Bb feel inside.
Something you ^Gm can't describe,
Something you ^C cannot hide.
American ^F pride, ^Eb
F Something you ^Bb feel inside.
Traditions run ^Gm deep and wide,
^C With American ^F pride. ^{Eb Bb F Eb}
When a ^F baby is born, we ^Bb all celebrate,
With ^C7 tears of joy in ^F family eyes.
'Cause we all know, the ^Bb baby will grow,
^C7 Up with American ^F pride.
Yeah, we work and we play,
And we ^Bb have our own ways,
And ^C7 we don't all look a ^F like.
But if the cause is right, ^F/A
We ^Bb stand up and fight,
To pro ^C tect our American ^F pride. ^C
American ^F pride, ^Eb
F Something you ^Bb feel inside.
Something you ^Gm can't describe,
Something you ^C cannot hide.
American ^F pride, ^Eb
F Something you ^Bb feel inside.
Traditions run ^Gm deep and wide,
^C With American ^F pride. ^Eb
With A ^Bb merican ^F pride. ^Eb
Yes, American ^F pride.