G D7 G She was born in a place called Blue ValleyC G At the foot of the Tennessee hillsC G With the blue birds and blue bells and blue mountain waterA7 D7 And the sound of the Blue WhippoorwillG D7 G But there was no peace in the valleyC G Her daddy a cruel ruthless manC G Em Used and abused her mind and her bodyG D7 G So her mama said run while you canD7 G So at fifteen she took to the highwayC G Belongings and guitar in handC G Em And she buried herself in her mu-sicG D7 G The one thing she did understandB7 C G And she sings like a bird and she writes like a poetD7 Her voice has that high lonesome soundG B7 C G She hurts and her songs are the best way to show itC G D7 G So the Blue Valley songbird keeps traveling aroundD7 G She hopes someday she will make itC G And everyone says that she willC G When she comes to town crowds flock aroundA7 D7 To see the girl from the Tennessee hillsG D7 G She writes letters back home to her mommaC G In care of the preacher in townC G Em They're sacred to her so she reads them at churchG D7 G And so her daddy cannot track her downB7 C G And she sings like a bird and she cries like a babyD7 Whenever she turns off the lightsG B7 C G She's a whole lot lonesome and a little bit crazyC G D7 G From memories and miseries and dreams gone awryB7 C G Blue dress blue shoes a blue CadillacD7 A band dressed in blue by her sideG B7 C G Instruments tied to the top and the backC G D7 G Cause the Blue Valley songbird is singing tonightB7 C G One nighters honky tonks years flying byC G D7 G She's never made it but Lord knows she triesB7 C G Expressing the feelings she holds insideC G D7 G And the Blue Valley songbird is singing tonightC G D7 G Oh the Blue Valley songbird is singing tonightB7 C G And she sings like a bird and she writes like a poet
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