Carolina In The Pines chords by Michael Martin Murphey
Guitar chords with lyrics
Tuning: Standard tuning
Difficulty: Beginner
IntroBBmaj7EBmaj7EBmaj7Dbm7BC#m7
She came to me said she knew me
EBBmaj7
Said she`d known me a long time
EEmaj7B
And she spoke of being in love
C#m7B
With every mountain she had climbed
E6Bmaj7
And she talked of trails she`d walked up
EB
Far above the timber line
Emaj7B
From that night on I knew I`d write songs
F#B
With Carolina in the pines
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C#7EBC#7EBBmaj7
There`s a new moon on the fourteenth
EB
First quarter the twenty-first
E6B
And the full moon in the last week
EF#B
Brings a fullness to this earth
C#m7B
There`s no guesswork in the clockwork
EB
Of the worlds part or mine
Emaj7B
There are nights I only feel right
EB
With Carolina in the pines
C#7EBC#7EBEBF#BBmaj7EBmaj7C#m7EBBmaj7
When the frost shows on the windows
EBmaj7
And the wood stove smokes and glows
EB/D#
As the fire grows we will warm our souls
E/F#B
Watchin` rainbows in the coals
Emaj7F#
And we`ll talk of trails we walked up
EB
Far above the timber line
EB
There are nights I only feel right
EB
With Carolina in the pines
C#7EBC#7EBF#EBEBEBF#EBEBEF#B
Carolina In The Pines chords
What Is This?
Carolina In The Pines by Michael Martin Murphey guitar chords playing instructions. "Carolina in the Pines" was released in 1975 as the second and final single from the album Blue Sky - Night Thunder. The song was later re-recorded with John McEuen on banjo and released on a compilation album ten years later.
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