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Alabama Pines

Jason Isbell
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
 Well I moved  into this room if you can call it that a week  ago
 I never  do what I'm supposed to do.
 
 I don't even  need a name anymore, No one calls it out, kind of vanishes away.
 And I can't  get to sleep at night, the parking lots so loud and bright
 The AC hasn't  worked in 20 years.
 Probably never made a single  person cold  but I can't say the same for me
 I've done  it many times.
Somebody  take me home  through those  Alabama  Pines
 You can't drive through Talladega on a weekend in October.
 So head up north to Jacksonville, cut around and over
 Watch your speed in Boulder Springs, They ain’t got a thing to do, they'll get you every time.
 Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
 Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
 Ohh Ohh
 And if we pass through on a Sunday, better make a stop at Wayne's.
 It's the only open liquor store north and I can't stand the pain of being by myself
 Without a little help on a Sunday afternoon.
 And I needed that damn woman like a dream needs gasoline
 and I tried to be some ancient kind of man
 One that's never seen the beauty in the world, but I tried to chase it down
 and make the whole thing mine.
 Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
 Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
 Ohh Ohh
 I've been stuck here in this town if you can call it that a year or two,
 I never do what I'm supposed to do.
 I don't even need a name anymore, No one calls it out. Kind of vanishes away.
 And no one gives a damn about the things I give a damn about.
 The liberties that we can't do without seem to disappear like ghosts in the air.
 And we don't even care, kind of vanishes away.

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Readable chord sheet for Alabama Pines by Jason Isbell

Well I mo[C]ved into this room if you can call it that a w[B]eek ago
I ne[A]ver do what I'm supposed to do.
                      [G]         [F]
I don't e[C]ven need a name anymore, No one calls it out, kind of vanishes away.
And I ca[C]n't get to sleep at night, the parking lots so loud and bright            [B]
The AC h[A]asn't worked in 20 years.
Probably never made a singl[G]e person co[F]ld but I can't say the same for me
I've don[C]e it many times.

[C]Somebody[B] take me ho[A]me through [G]those A[F]labama Pines   [C]

You can't drive through Talladega on a weekend in October.
So head up north to Jacksonville, cut around and over
Watch your speed in Boulder Springs, They ain’t got a thing to do, they'll get you every time.

Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
Ohh Ohh

And if we pass through on a Sunday, better make a stop at Wayne's.
It's the only open liquor store north and I can't stand the pain of being by myself
Without a little help on a Sunday afternoon.
And I needed that damn woman like a dream needs gasoline
and I tried to be some ancient kind of man
One that's never seen the beauty in the world, but I tried to chase it down
and make the whole thing mine.

Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
Somebody take me home through those Alabama Pines
Ohh Ohh

I've been stuck here in this town if you can call it that a year or two,
I never do what I'm supposed to do.
I don't even need a name anymore, No one calls it out. Kind of vanishes away.
And no one gives a damn about the things I give a damn about.
The liberties that we can't do without seem to disappear like ghosts in the air.
And we don't even care, kind of vanishes away.

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