Tom: E
E: 0-2-2-1-0-x
Asus2: 0-0-2-2-0-x
[Intro]
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[Verse]
N.C.
She was hotter than the blacktop
N.C.
Broke down at a truck stop
N.C.
She looked about as wild as the story she told
N.C.
Said she was a Christian saving souls in Savannah
N.C.
And the Lord was sending her to Alabama
[Bridge]
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[Verse]
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Had a pistol in her boots
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Blonde hair dark roots
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Said she got an old man but I shouldn't be worried
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Though it seemed like she was in a hurry
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Higher than a junkie drying out in the sand and Lord
G Asus2 E
I hope I don't die in Alabama
[Bridge]
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Yeah Alabama
E G Asus2 E
G Asus2 E
I hope I don't die in Alabama
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Oh Alabama
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[Verse]
E G Asus2
Well it all seemed to be just fine
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She was happy I could give her a ride
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Singing right along to every song on the radio
Asus2 E
But it became a strange situation
G Asus2
She was quick to change the station
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When they spoke about a murder in Savannah
[Bridge]
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Lord I hope I don't die in Alabama
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Asus2 E
Oh Alabama
E G Asus2 E
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Yeah I hope I don't die in Alabama
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[Verse]
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Well the truth be told
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She had a little dirt on her soul
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Bourbon in her blood made her heart turn cold
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Now all I wanna do is make it home to Louisiana
Asus2 E
Lord I hope I don't die in Alabama
[Outro]
E G Asus2 E
G Asus2 E G
Lord I hope I don't die in Alabama
Asus2 E
Yeah alabama
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Lord I hope I don't die in Alabama
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