Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver

[Verse]
GAlmost heaven, WEmest Virginia
DBlue Ridge Mountains, SChenandoah RGiver
GLife is old there,Em older than the trees
DYounger than the mountains,C blowing like a breeze
[Chorus]
CountryG roads, takeD7 me home
To tEmhe place IC belong
West VirgGinia, mountainD mama
Take me hCome, country roGads
[Verse]
GAll my memories Emgather round her
DMiner's lady, sCtranger to blue Gwater
GDark and dusty, pEmainted on the sky
DMisty taste of moonshine, tCeardrop in my eye
[Chorus]
CountryG roads, takeD7 me home
To tEmhe place IC belong
West VirgGinia, mountainD mama
Take me hCome, country roGads
[Bridge]
EmI hear her D7/F#voice, in the Gmorning hour she calls me
The Cradio reGminds me of my Dhome far away
And dEmriving down the Froad I get a fCeeling
That I Gshould have been home yesterDday, yesterD7day
[Chorus]
CountryG roads, takeD7 me home
To tEmhe place IC belong
West VirgGinia, mountainD mama
Take me hCome, country roGads
[Chorus]
CountryG roads, takeD7 me home
To tEmhe place IC belong
West VirgGinia, mountainD mama
Take me hCome, country roGads
[Ending]
Take me hDome, down country rGoads
Take me hDome, down country rGoads


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