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Date: Mon, 23 Dec 1996 16:56:08 -0800
From: Terry Johnson
Subject: county
Song: Midnight In Montgomery
Artist: Alan Jackson
Album: Don’t Rock the Jukebox
Submitted By: Paul Johnson
Midnight in Montgomery
Alan Jackson
Intro riff
Dm
midnight in montgomery
C
silver eagle, lonely roads
Bf
I was on my way to mobile
Dm
for a big new year’s eve show
Dm
stopped for just a minute
C
to see a friend outside of town
Bf
my collar up, I found his name
A?
felt the wind die down
Dm
and a drunk man in a cowboy hat
C
took me by surprise
Bf
wearin’ shiny boots, a nudie suit
Dm
and haunt, haunted eyes
Dm
he said, friend its good to see you
C
its nice to know you care
Bf
and the wind picked up
and he was gone or was he
A?
ever realy there
Chorus
C Dm
’cause its midnight in montgomery
C Dm
just hear that whipperwhill
C Dm
see the stars light up the purple sky
A?
feel that lonesome chill
C
’cause when the wind is right you’ll hear his song,
Dm
Smell wiskey in the air
C? Bf
Midnight in montgomery
A? Dm
He’s always singin’ there
Intro riff
Dm
I climbed back on that eagle
C
took one last look around
Bf Dm
red tail lights, shadow moves slow across the ground
Dm
off somewhere a midnight train
C
slowly passes by
Bf
I can hear that whistle blowin’
A?
I’m so lonesome I could cry
Chorus
End
C Dm
well hanks always singin’ there
Intro riff
E —0h1-1—0h1-0|—-0——–0——|
B –3——-3—–|—1——–1——-|
G -2——-2——|–0——–0——–|
D 0——-0——-|-2——–2———|
A —————-|3——–3———-|
E —————-|——————–|
Chords:
Dm Bf C?
E 1 1 3
B 3 1 1
G 2 3 0
D 0 3 2
A x 1 3
E x x x