My Old Kentucky Home chords by Mormon Tabernacle Choir

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G
Daug
E
C#m
Bm
A
F#
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Gm
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Verse 1
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D 
G 
D 
Daug 
D 
The
sun shines bright
G 
D 
in the old Kentucky home.
G 
D 
E 
C#m 
This summer the loved ones are gay.
D 
The corn tops rhyme
G 
D 
and the meadows in the bloom
Bm 
D 
while the birds make music all the day.
G 
D 
The young folks roll on the little cabin floor,
E 
C#m 
all merry, all happy, and bright.
A 
D 
Why, my hard times comes a
G 
D 
-knockin' at the door,
Bm 
D 
A 
D 
Then my old Kentucky home, goodnight.
G 
D 
Weep no more, my lady,
F# 
Bm 
G 
D 
Oh, we no more today.
We will sing one song
G 
for the old Kentucky home,
D 
Bm 
D 
A 
D 
for the old Kentucky home far away.
Bb 
Daug 
They hunt no  more for the
Eb 
Bb 
possum and the cuckoo
C 
F 
On the meadow, the hill, and the shore
Bb 
They sing, O war,
Eb 
Bb 
by the glimmer of the moon
Eb 
Bb 
On the bench by the old cabin door.
Eb 
Bb 
Eb 
Bb 
A day goes by like a shadow o the heart
F 
With sorrow where all was denied.
Bb 
The time has come
Eb 
Bb 
when our loved ones have to part
Eb 
Bb 
F 
and my old Kentucky home,
Bb 
Eb 
Bb 
Eb 
Bb 
Eb 
Bb 
goodnight.
We will sing one song
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Bb 
for the old Kentucky home,
Eb 
Bb 
F 
for the old Kentucky home far
Bb 
Gm 
Edim 
Daug 
D 
G 
away.
A 
D 
The head must bow,
G 
D 
and the back will have to bend,
E 
wherever our loved ones may go.
A 
D 
G 
D 
A few more days and the trouble will en d
Asus4 
A 
D 
In the field where the sugar    cane's warm.
G 
D 
A few more days for to talk the weary Lord
E 
A 
No matter, it will never be light.
D 
A few more days till we
totter on the road,
A 
D 
then my old Kentucky home, goodnight.
G 
D 
Weep no more, my lady.
F# 
Bm 
G 
D 
Oh, weep no more today.
We will sing one song
for the old Kentucky home,
D 
D 
for the old Kentucky home, far away.