Tennessee Mountain Home

S[G]ittin' on the front porch on a s[C]unny afternoon
on a s[G]traight back chair on two legs l[D]eaned against the w[G]all
Watch the kids all playin' with j[C]une bugs on a string
C[G]hase the glowin' firefly as the e[D]vening shadows f[G]all

In my Tennesee m[C]ountain home l[G]ife is as peaceful as a b[D]aby's s[G]igh.
In my Tennesee m[C]ountain home d[G]rinkin' singin' it f[D]eels div-i[G]ne.

H[G]oney-suckel vine grows on the f[C]ence along the way
It's s[G]ummer fragrance m[D]akes the wind so s[G]weet
And on a distant hill top an e[C]agle spreads it's wings
a s[G]ong bird on the fence post s[D]ings a melo-d[G]y.

In my Tennesee m[C]ountain home l[G]ife is as peaceful as a b[D]aby's s[G]igh.
In my Tennesee m[C]ountain home d[G]rinkin' singin' it f[D]eels div-i[G]ne.

W[G]alkin' home from school on sunday w[C]ith the one you love
L[G]aughin', talkin', m[D]akin' future p[G]lans
When the folks 'aint lookin' you might s[C]teal a kiss or two
S[G]ittin' on the p[D]orch swing holdin' h[G]ands.

In my Tennesee m[C]ountain home l[G]ife is as peaceful as a b[D]aby's s[G]igh.
In my Tennesee m[C]ountain home d[G]rinkin' singin' it f[D]eels div-i[G]ne.

Ray From Sussex England.