Number 73987
- Carolina Blue
Key: E E ·
Orig: E ·
Capo:
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Time: 4/4 ·
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Verse
E A E
I was born July 9th, 1923
E B7
In a barbershop in Florida, that's where the master found me
E A E
built for an orchestra, that wouldn't be my fate
E B7 E
I'd help form a brand new sound from the Grand Ole Opry stage
E
From Jerusalem Ridge in Ole Rosine
A E
to a gaslit schoolhouse stage
E
miles and miles of backroads
B7
in the trunk of a Chevrolet
E A E
the baseball games and tent shows, each day I would perform
E B7 E
and the music of America was born
Chorus
B7 A E
Blue Moon of Kentucky, Big Mon, and Uncle Pen
E A B7
Across the land, they rang from me, time and time again
E A E
just a second hand mandolin, hanging on the wall
E B7 E
till the master's hands changed it all
Verse
E A E
now Bill Monroe is resting neath the old Kentucky clay
E B7
and I'm in the Hall of Fame, proudly on display
E A E
the people come from around the world to see me once again
E B7 E
and hear the music I created in the master's hands
Chorus
B7 A E
Blue Moon of Kentucky, Big Mon, and Uncle Pen
E A B7
Across the land, they rang from me, time and time again
E A E
just a second-hand mandolin, hanging on the wall
E B7 E
till the master's hands changed it all
E A E
just a second-hand mandolin, hanging on the wall
E B7 E
till the master's hands changed it all











