The North Won The War Again Last Night
Cal Smith
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C C7 Bus station in Atlanta 6:40 in the eveningF C She was standing cold and all aloneE7 I ask where she was going but she had no way of knowingD7 Cause she was broke and long wayG7 from homeC Straight from New York City sheC7 was young thin and prettyF C She belonged in a fashion magazineF I said stay with me till morningC F I've got a bed to keep you warm inC G7 C We call it southern hospitalityContinúa después del anuncioG7 F Lying in the stillness there wasC no blue or grayG7 F Only sweet surrender in theC G7 shadows where we la--yF G7 She held me close and loved thisE7 C southern boy just rightD7 G7 And the north won the war againC last nightC7 Morning's all around me my arms are all around herF She's sleeping Lord and she looksC so fine Between the shades of last night andE7 this mornings daylightD7 G7 We found love's Mason Dixon lineC C7 And in her arms I found that love isn't north or southF It isn't how you say the things youC sayF C New York City or Atlanta ClevelandF or SavannaC G7 C She's taken all the boundaries awayG7 F Lying in the stillness there wasC no blue or grayG7 F Only sweet surrender in theC G7 shadows where we la--yF G7 She held me close and loved thisE7 C southern boy just rightD7 G7 And the north won the war againC last night