Alabama Boy

Alice Peacock

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Tono:
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F C G [Verse]
F C G C You look kinda like Jesus in those Italian paintings
F C G You seem so familiar, maybe that's why
F C G C You're accustomed to sorrow, it's part of your make-up
F C G C F C G C You speak the language of hunger, so do I [Verse]
F C G C Where was your God? Where was your mother?
F C G And where is the honour in hurting a child?
F C G C Your blood on his hands, his voice like thunder
F C G C You won't give him the pleasure of seeing you cry [Chorus]
F C G C Alabama boy, in-side a man
F C G Living your life the best that you can
F C G Am With a childhood full of 'not enough'
G F C G C F C G C Well, you could've chose hate, but you chose love [Verse]
F C G C When you're in the room, it's there on your face
F C G It's so clear to me that you're walking in Grace
F C G C And I'm always amazed at the things that you do
F C G C You illuminate me and those around you [Chorus]
F C G C Alabama boy, in-side a man
F C G Living your life the best that you can
F C G Am With a childhood full of 'not enough'
G F C G C Well, you could've chose hate, but you chose love [Bridge]
G7 C And I don't even know you, but I've known you forever
F G We were forged in the same holy fire
C And those far away eyes, filled with sadness and joy
F Contradiction, benediction
C F C G C F C G Alabama boy, yeah, yeah [Verse]
F C G C There's a raft on the river, it's sacred water
F C G Sparkling beneath a southern sky
F C G C Little Boy Blue, part Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer
F C G C Floating away with a dream in your eye [Chorus]
F C G C Alabama boy, in-side a man
F C G Living your life the best that you can
F C G Am With a childhood full of 'not enough'
G F C G F Well, you could've chose hate, but you chose love
C G C Yeah, you could've chose hate, but you chose love
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Composición: Alice Peacock

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