Angeline

Am One, two, three, four, five, six, seven C G Am G Am 3x C G Am Am G Underneath the cotton sun Am G The freedom we had just begun Am G Sweeter than the finest rum C G Am With my Angeline Am G A home with every kind of tree Am G Built it without anything Am G Life is like a peach in cream C G Am With my Angeline C G Angeline, oh, Angeline Am C F C She had the softest smile that I had ever seen C G Sweet summer rain F C G Em Am G I just want to be able see her again (ba ba da da) Am G ba ba da da Am Em ba ba da da C G Am ba ba ba Am G That day I was walking down Am G The railroad tracks I heard the sound Am G The sheriff, he was mighty proud C G Am And told me I had to pay Am G The foreman, he had to come to find Am G Prison folk to work the mine Am G The judge was there to give me time C G Am Away from my Angeline C G Angeline, oh, Angeline Am C F C She's the sweetest song that I could ever sing C G Feeling the pain F C G Em Am G I just want to be able to sing to her again (ba ba da da) Am G ba ba da da Am Em ba ba da da C G Am ba ba ba Am G Seven years until I'm free Am G Working off this prison fee Am G My fingers smell like kerosene C G Am In a mine in Tennessee Am G Every day I hold my breath Am G Every hour I wish for death Am G Angeline, she's settled west C G Am Away from Tennessee C G Tennessee, oh, Tennessee Am C F C You have the darkest veins that I had ever seen C G Deep in the mine F C G Em Am G Angeline, your memories won't let me die (ba ba da da) Am G ba ba da da Am Em ba ba da da C G Am ba ba ba Dm Am C G Dm Angeline F Angeline Am Angeline G Angeline Dm Angeline (Angeline) F Angeline (Angeline) Am Angeline (Angeline) G Angeline C G Angeline, oh, Angeline Am C F C Had the softest smile that I had ever seen C G Sweet summer rain F C G Em Am I just want to be able to see you again