I | B |
IV | E |
b VII | A |
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
Big
wheels
keep
on
E
turn-
ing
B
A
car-ry
me
home
to
see
my
E
kin.
B
A
Sing-
ing
songs
a-
bout
the
E
south-
land
B
A
I
miss
'ole'
'bam-
u
once
a-gain__
E
(and I think it's a sin)
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
Well, I
heard
Mis-ter
Young
sing
a-
E
bout
her
B
A
Well, I
heard
ole
Neil__
put
her
E
down.
B
A
Well, I
hope
Neil
Young
will
re-
E
mem-
ber
B
A
A
south-
ern
man
don't
need
him a-
E
round
an-y
how__
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bama-
a.
B
A
Where
the
skies
are
so
E
blue.
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bam-
a
B
A
Lord,
I'm
com-
ing
home
to
E
you.
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
In
Bir-
ming-
ham
they
love
the
E
Gov'-
nor.
Boo!
boo!
B
A
boo!
Now
we
all
did
what
we
could do.__
E
B
A
Now
Wa-
ter-
gate
does
not
E
both-
er
me.
B
A
Does
your
con-
science
both-
er
E
you? (Tell the truth)
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bama-
a.
B
A
Where
the
skies
are
so
E
blue.
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bam-
a
B
A
Lord,
I'm
com-
ing
home
to
E
you.
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
Now
Mus-
cle
Shoals
had
got
the
E
Swamp-
pers.
B
A
And
they've
been
known to
pick
a
tune
or
E
two.
B
A
Lord
they
get
me
off
E
so
much.
B
A
They
pick
me
up
when
I'm feeling
E
blue.(Now how about you)
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bama-
a.
B
A
Where
the
skies
are
so
E
blue.
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bam-
a
B
A
Lord,
I'm
com-
ing
home
to
E
you.
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bama-
a.
B
A
Where
the
skies
are
so
E
blue.
B
A
Sweet
home
Al-
a-
E
bam-
a
B
A
Lord,
I'm
com-
ing
home
to
E
you.
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
B
A
E
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