Postmarked Birmingham - Ver 2

E G#m A Bm E G#m A Bm E Bm E I recognized the writing on the plain white envelope A G#m A I wondered where she'd wind up before she called or wrote A G#m Bm C#m The answer's in a circle, with the word 'love' on a stamp A F#m Postmarked Birmingham E G#m A Bm E G#m A Bm E Bm E I'd have bet on California, 'cause her sister's in Bel Aire A G#m A Or I could see Seattle, with her mom and dad up there A G#m Bm C#m She never mentioned Alabama, so I don't understand A F#m E Ebm Postmarked Birmingham C#m Bm A A two page letter written on Ramada stationary C#m Bm A Dated April twenty-two F#m G#m A She asks me not to hate her, says that she was sorry D F#m But leavings what she felt she had to do E Bm E So the day she left she made it two hundred miles south A G#m A Did she settle there? Did she mail this note on her way out of town? A G#m Bm C#m What chance is there to find her, when the only clue I have A F#m E Ebm Is postmarked Birmingham? C#m Bm A A two page letter written on Ramada stationary C#m Bm A Dated April twenty-two F#m G#m A She asks me not to hate her, says that she was sorry D F#m But leavings what she felt she had to do E Bm E Every day down by the mailbox, standing on the curb I check A G#m A The upper right-hand corner of every piece of mail I get A G#m Bm C#m Hopin' there's that certain circle with the word 'love' on a stamp A F#m E Postmarked Birmingham A F#m E Postmarked Birmingham E G#m A Bm E