G On one morning bright and clearC My old folks and I drew nearD7 G Just a village down in sunny Tennessee I'd been speeding on the trainC That would bring me back againD7 G To that girl I left in sunny Tennessee [Chorus]C G I could hear those voices singing as she bid farewell to meEm A7 D7 Far across the fields of cotton my old homestead I could seeG C G As the moon rose in its glory then I told my saddest storyD7 G Of that girl I left in sunny Tennessee[Verse 2]C Now the train drew up at last old familiar scene's had passedD7 G And I kissed my mother at the station doorC Then kind friends that gathered round tears on every face I foundD7 G There I missed the one that I'd been waiting for [Chorus]C G I could hear those voices singing as she bid farewell to meEm A7 D7 Far across the fields of cotton my old homestead I could seeG C G As the moon rose in its glory then I told my saddest storyD7 G Of that girl I left in sunny Tennessee [Verse 3]D7 G I just whispered mother dear where is Mary she's not hereA7 D7 All the world seemed dark and sadness came to meG C She just pointed to the spot in that little church yard lotD7 G Where my sweetheart sleeps in sunny Tennessee [Chorus]C G I could hear those voices singing as she bid farewell to meEm A7 D7 Far across the fields of cotton my old homestead I could seeG C G As the moon rose in its glory then I told my saddest storyD7 G Of that girl I left in sunny Tennessee
The Girl I Left In Sunny Tennessee
Norman Blake
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