Alabama Boy
Alice Peacock
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F C G CF C G [Verse]F C G You look kinda like Jesus inC those Italian paintingsF C G You seem so familiar, maybe that's whyF C You're accustomed to sorrow, it'sG C part of your make-upF C You speak the language of hunger,G C F C G C so do I [Verse]F C G Where was your God? Where was yourC mother?F C G And where is the honour in hurting a child?F C G Your blood on his hands, hisC voice like thunderF C You won't give him the pleasure ofG C seeing you cry [Chorus]F C G C Alabama boy, in-side a manF C G Living your life the best that you canF C G With a childhood full of 'notAm enough'Continúa después del anuncioG F C Well, you could've chose hate,G C F C G C but you chose love [Verse]F C G When you're in the room, it'sC there on your faceF C It's so clear to me that you'reG walking in GraceF C G And I'm always amazed at theC things that you doF C G You illuminate me and those aroundC you [Chorus]F C G C Alabama boy, in-side a manF C G Living your life the best that you canF C G With a childhood full of 'notAm enough'G F C Well, you could've chose hate,G C but you chose love [Bridge]G7 And I don't even know you, but I'veC known you foreverF G We were forged in the same holy fire And those far away eyes, filled withC sadness and joyF Contradiction, benedictionC F C G C Alabama boy, yeah, yeahF C G [Verse]F C There's a raft on the river, it'sG C sacred waterF C G Sparkling beneath a southern skyF C G Little Boy Blue, part Huck FinnC and Tom SawyerF C G Floating away with a dream in yourC eye [Chorus]F C G C Alabama boy, in-side a manF C G Living your life the best that you canF C G With a childhood full of 'notAm enough'G F C Well, you could've chose hate,G F but you chose loveC Yeah, you could've chose hate, butG C you chose love