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King Of Alabama

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Brent Cobb

Sobre:

"King of Alabama", com credito para Brent Cobb. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Providence Canyon" (ano 2018, pais US, status

Official). Platinum é o quinto álbum de estúdio da cantora norte-americana Miranda Lambert, lançado a 3 de Junho de 2014 através da RCA Nashville. O disco estreou na primeira posição da tabela musical Billboard 200, com 180 mil unidades vendidas na semana de estreia. Embora os Estados Confederados da América tenham se dissolvido no final da Guerra Civil Americana (1861-1865), sua bandeira de batalha continua a ser exibida como um símbolo. Esse uso moderno pode ser rastreado até a eleição presidencial de 1948, quando foi usada pelos Dixiecratas, democratas do sul que se opunham aos direitos civis para afro-americanos. A exibição adicional da bandeira foi em grande parte uma resposta ao movimento dos direitos civis e à aprovação de leis federais de direitos civis nas décadas de 1950 e 1960.

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Intro
|E |A |E |A |E |A
|E |A

verse 1
         E
Well, I didn't know him best
A
He'd say we were friends
    B                             E
We both rode the highways on the song
        E                        A
So I'm writing this one here in memory of him
           B                         E
'Cause the King of Alabama has gone home

verse 2
         E
He was a man among men, the old-school kind
       A
Had a great big heart, a laid-back mind
         B
Let you hold his guitar if you broke his string
         A                               B
If you thought he looked country, outta heard him sing

verse 3
       E
From Alabama 'cross the Rio Grande
             A
He beat the blacktop down with a five-piece band
     B
Not because he loved it - he did that too -
      A                                       B
But he did it man 'cause that's what he was born to do

[Refrão]C#m           G#m
Some people calculate moves
A               E
He never had a thing to prove
C#m                        G#m         A    E
He just let the wind take him where it may
       F#m
It's a damn shame the way things go
     G#m
It's too bad we have to lose the good folks
        A        G#m    F#m   B            E    |A
But the King of Alabama          has gone home

|E |A

verse 4
        E                                   A
"Nothin' good ever happens after midnight," so the story goes
B                       A                    B
You can't trust nobody, it don't matter how close
           E                           A
It was a friend that took him from his family
             B
I keep his chain in my pocket, his son in my prayers
       A                   B
Every stage I'm on, I can feel him there

[Refrão]C#m          G#m
Some people calculate moves
A                 E
He never had a thing to prove
C#m                        G#m         A   E
He just let the wind take him where it may
        F#m
It's a damn shame the way things go
     G#m
It's too bad we have to lose the good folks
        A        F#m    B
But the King of Alabama    has gone home

Solo
|C#m |G#m |A G#m F#m |A G#m F#m
|A B F#m |B

[Refrão]C#m             G#m
Some people calculate moves
    A           E
He never had a thing to prove
C#m                       G#m           A  E
He just let the wind take him where it may
C#m                G#m
Honky tonks would trip
A                 E
Get a guitar and beg him to pick
        C#          G#m            A     E
Let the old tunes posses you and play
        F#m
It's a damn shame the way things go
     G#m
It's too bad we have to lose the good folks
        A        G#m F#m
But the King of Alabama
    A       G#m F#m
The King of Alabama
    A        G#m F#m B            E   B A
The King of Alabama     has gone home

|E |A |E |A |E |A
|E |A

|E |A

[Refrão]C#m          G#m
Some people calculate moves
A                 E
He never had a thing to prove
C#m                        G#m         A   E
He just let the wind take him where it may
        F#m
It's a damn shame the way things go
     G#m
It's too bad we have to lose the good folks
        A        F#m    B
But the King of Alabama    has gone home

|C#m |G#m |A G#m F#m |A G#m F#m
|A B F#m |B

Intro |E |A |E |A |E |A |E |A verse 1 E Well, I didn't know him best A He'd say we were friends B E We both rode the highways on the song E A So I'm writing this one here in memory of him B E 'Cause the King of Alabama has gone home verse 2 E He was a man among men, the old-school kind A Had a great big heart, a laid-back mind B Let you hold his guitar if you broke his string A B If you thought he looked country, outta heard him sing verse 3 E From Alabama 'cross the Rio Grande A He beat the blacktop down with a five-piece band B Not because he loved it - he did that too - A B But he did it man 'cause that's what he was born to do [Refrão]C#m G#m Some people calculate moves A E He never had a thing to prove C#m G#m A E He just let the wind take him where it may F#m It's a damn shame the way things go G#m It's too bad we have to lose the good folks A G#m F#m B E |A But the King of Alabama has gone home |E |A verse 4 E A "Nothin' good ever happens after midnight," so the story goes B A B You can't trust nobody, it don't matter how close E A It was a friend that took him from his family B I keep his chain in my pocket, his son in my prayers A B Every stage I'm on, I can feel him there [Refrão]C#m G#m Some people calculate moves A E He never had a thing to prove C#m G#m A E He just let the wind take him where it may F#m It's a damn shame the way things go G#m It's too bad we have to lose the good folks A F#m B But the King of Alabama has gone home Solo |C#m |G#m |A G#m F#m |A G#m F#m |A B F#m |B [Refrão]C#m G#m Some people calculate moves A E He never had a thing to prove C#m G#m A E He just let the wind take him where it may C#m G#m Honky tonks would trip A E Get a guitar and beg him to pick C# G#m A E Let the old tunes posses you and play F#m It's a damn shame the way things go G#m It's too bad we have to lose the good folks A G#m F#m But the King of Alabama A G#m F#m The King of Alabama A G#m F#m B E B A The King of Alabama has gone home

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