G C Well, I live all alone in Chickasaw CountyG D Out on 10 9G C Where the rundown barns and rusted tr actorsG D G Are covered in kudzu vineC Now, for 85 years, my people raised cottonG D Till grandaddy lost his landG C And it's scattered all over this end of the stateG D G Gettin' by any way that we can [Chorus]Em D G C G But, un der the kudz u vineD G The mighty south lies sl eepi ngEm D G C Dream ing of grow ingG D And slowly slipped aw ayEm D G C On autum nights like this, boysG D I can almost hear her weepingC D G Out there, under the kudzu [Verse]G C If you follow that hot tar road down to JacksonG D You pass through Planters villeG C That's where I worked and spent my moneyG D G Un til they closed down the mill I got read bad to drinkin'C G D My sweet Sam antha, packed up her things and movedG C I hear she's a qualified beau ticianG D G Working down in Baton Rogue [Chorus]Em D G C G But, un der the kudz u vineD G The mighty south lies sl eepi ngEm D G C Dream ing of grow ingG D And slowly slipped aw ayEm D G C On autum nights like this, boysG D I can almost hear her weepingC D G Out there, under the kudzuC D Yes, I walk on over to the Pitstop MarketEm G And buy me a Coke to drinkC C/B I lay on the hood of this old CameroAm C D And wait for the sun to sink [Solo](Em) (D) (G) (C) (G) (Em) (D) (G) (C) (G) (D)Em D G C On autum nights like this, boysG D I can almost hear her weepingC D G Out there, under the kudzuC D G Out there, under the kudzu
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