IntroF Eb Bb F Eb Bb F //// // / / //// // / / //// ////F Dm * Smokey Mountain Memories, 'bout my home in TennesseeBb C * Yesterday keeps calling me, calling me ho-oo-oo?oo-omeF Dm Mountains rising in my soul, higher than the dreams I've knownBb C F Misty eyes, they cling to me, like Smokey Mountain Mem-o- -riesDm An old gray man with a dog a- -sleep at his feetGm Dm Plays a worn out fiddle, full of mel-o-diesF Dm He smiles with his eyes, but the lines on his faceGm C F Told me as much as the tunes he played Talkin' 'bout my:F Dm Smokey Mountain Mem-o-ries, pretty girl's in TennesseeBb C I was such a fool to leave, leave her all alo-oo-oo-oo-oneF Dm Think about her in my dreams, wonder if she thinks of meBb C F I always hold her close to me, in my Smokey Mountain Mem-o- -riesInstrumental: Follow pattern of first two lines of first verse*F //// //// //Dm So mister, play your fiddle please, play some mountain mem-o-riesBb C I've been down a lonely road, so far from ho-oo-oo?oo-omeF Dm Nothing left to hold onto, I made some plans but they fell thruBb C F Now there's nothing left for me but my Smokey Mountain Mem-o- -ries Repeat first verse Instrumental: Follow pattern of first verse and fade out on last line VERB ON 2-CAPO 3RD FD T IntroD C G D C G D //// // / / //// // / / //// ////D Bm * Smokey Mountain Memories, 'bout my home in TennesseeG A * Yesterday keeps calling me, calling me ho-oo-oo?oo-omeD Bm Mountains rising in my soul, higher than the dreams I've knownG A D Misty eyes, they cling to me, like Smokey Mountain Mem-o- -riesBm An old gray man with a dog a- -sleep at his feetEm Bm Plays a worn out fiddle, full of mel-o-diesD Bm He smiles with his eyes, but the lines on his faceEm A D Told me as much as the tunes he played Talkin' 'bout my:D Bm Smokey Mountain Mem-o-ries, pretty girl's in TennesseeG A I was such a fool to leave, leave her all a-lo-oo-oo-oo-oneD Bm Think about her in my dreams, wonder if she thinks of meG A D I always hold her close to me, in my Smokey Mountain Mem-o- -ries Instrumental: Follow pattern of first two lines of first verse*D //// //// //Bm So mister, play your fiddle please, play some mountain mem-o-riesG A I've been down a lonely road, so far from ho-oo-oo?oo-omeD Bm Nothing left to hold onto, I made some plans but they fell thruG A D Now there's nothing left for me but my Smokey Mountain Mem-o- -ries
Smoky Mountain Memories
Larry Sparks
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