Sunny Tennessee

Doc Watson

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Tom:
D G [Verse 1]
G C On a morning bright and clear, to my old home I did fare
D G Just a village down in sunny Tennessee
G C I was speeding on a train that would bring me back again
D G To that girl I left in sunny Tennessee [Chorus]
G C G I could hear the old folks singin' as she bid farewell to me
G A D Far across the fields of cotton, my old homestead I could see
G C G As the moon rose in its glory, then I told my sweetest story
D G To the girl I left in sunny Tennessee [Instrumental]
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G C D G [Verse 2]
G C The old train drew up at last all the familar scenes had passed
D G And I kissed my mother at the station door
G C All the crowds that gathered round tears on every face I found
D G But I missed the one that I'd been longing for [Chorus]
G C G I could hear the old folks singin' as she bid farewell to me
G A D Far across the fields of cotton, my old homestead I could see
G C G As the moon rose in its glory, then I told my sweetest story
D G To the girl I left in sunny Tennessee [Instrumental]
G C D G
G C D G [Verse 3]
G G7 C Then I whispered mother dear where is Mary she's not here
D G all the world seemed lost and sadness came to me
G G7 C For she pointed to a spot in that little old church yard lot
D D7 G Where my Mary sleeps in sunny Tennessee [Chorus]
G C G I could hear the old folks singin' as she bid farewell to me
G A D Far across the fields of cotton, my old homestead I could see
G C G As the moon rose in its glory, then I told my sweetest story
D G To the girl I left in sunny Tennessee
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