Brad Paisley - Old alabama

^GShe’d rather wear a pair of cut-off jeans Than a fa^Cncy evening dress, And with her ^Dwindows rolled down and her hair all blown around, She’s ^Ema hot souther^Fn mess... She’ll take ^Ga beer over white wine And a c^Campfire over candle light, And when it ^Dcomes to love, oh her idea Of a r^Emomantic nig^Fht...

Is l^Gistening to o^Fld Alaba^Cma, dri^Gving through T^Fennessee,^C A little ^GDixieland Delight at The ^DRight Time Of The Night, And ^Fshe can’t keep her^C hands off o^Df m^De ^D

And now we’r^Ge rolling down an old back road, I got the st^Ceering wheel in one hand, We’ll^D find a hideaway where she and I can play, ^EmIn Mother Nature’^Fs band...

Now we’r^Ge listening to^F old Alab^Cama, ^Gparked somewhere in^F Tennessee^C, A little ^GDixieland Delight and It ^DFeels So Right, And It’^Fs Love In The^C First Degr^Dee

^EmForget about Sinatra or Coltrane, Or some ^Cold Righteous Brothers song, Hey even ^AmBarry White ain’t gonna work tonight, D C Bm - Am If you really wanna turn her on, Play some ^Gback home come on ^Cmusic that ^Gcomes from the ^Cheart, Play ^Gsomething with lots of ^Cfeeling, Am D - C - Bm - Am Cause that’s where music has to start.

Now we’r^Ge listening to ^FOld Alabam^Ca, And we're dr^Giving through Te^Fnnessee, ^C A little D^Gixieland Delight and It ^DFeels So Right And it's ^FLove In The ^CFirst De^Dgree.

Yeah, you know we’r^Ge listening to ^FOld Alabama^C, ^GDriving through T^Fennessee, ^C A little ^GWhy Lady Why at The ^DRight Time Of The Night Oh and s^Fhe can’t keep he^Cr hands off o^Df ^Dme^D

Oh, ^Gplay me some o^Fld Alabama, ^C Oh, ^Gplay me some o^Fld Alabama, ^C Won’t yo^Gu play me some^F old Alabama,^C Cm - G Oh play