L.A. County chords by Jim Lauderdale, Ralph Stanley II
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Verse 1
(G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) She left (G major) Dallas for Califor (C major) nia
with an (G major) old friend at her (C major) side
Bailey did not (G major) say much,
but one year (C major) later he asked
(G major) her to be his (C major) bride
One year (G major) later, I left (C major) Houston
with an (G major) old friend at my (C major) side
Well, he did not (G major) say much,
but he was the (C major) beauty of
a (G major) cold black 45 (C major)
And the (G major) lights of L .A. (C major) County
look like (G major) diamonds in the (C major) night
When you're (G major) drivin' through the (C major) hours
With an (G major) old friend at your (C major) side
So I (G major) drove on all the (C major) day long
And I (G major) drove on through the (C major) night
And I (G major) thought of her and (C major) waited
For the (G major) day is blushing (C major) bright
And the (G major) lights of L .A. (C major) County
Look like (G major) diamonds in the (C major) night
As I (G major) drove in to the (C major) valley
With my (G major) old friend at my (C major) side
As she stood (G major) there at the (C major) altar
All dressed (G major) in her gown of (C major) white
Lord, her face was (G major) bright
as the stars a (C major) -shinin'
I got (G major) dreamed of all my (C major) life
They kissed each (G major) other,
they turned around (C major) and
Saw me (G major) standing in the (C major) aisle
Well, I did not say (G major) much,
just that they're (C major) watchin'
As that .45 (D major) told them good (G major) bye
And the (C major) lights of L .A. (G major) County
look like (D major) diamonds in the (G major) night
When you're (C major) kneeling at the (G major) altar
with an (D major) old friend at your (G major) side
And the (C major) lights of L .A. (G major) County
are a (D major) mighty pretty sight (G major)
When you're (C major) kneeling at the (G major) altar
With an (D major) old friend at your (G major) side (C major) (G major)
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