OLD KENTUCKY HOME

<br>(Randy Newman) <br>(D) - (G) - (A) - (E7) - (A7) - (Bm) <br><br>(D) Turpentine and dandelion wine <br>I`ve turned the corner and I`m (G) doing fine <br>Shooting at the birds on the (D) telephone line <br>(A) Picking `em off with this (D) gun of mine <br>I got a (G) fire in my belly and a (D) fire in my head <br>Going (A) higher and higher till I`m dead <br><br>Sister Sue, short and stout <br>She didn`t grow up - she grew out <br>Papa says she`s plain but she`s just being kind <br>Mama says she`s pretty but she`s almost blind <br>Don`t let her out much `cept at night <br>But I don`t care `cause I`m all right <br><br>Oh, the (D) sun shines bright on my (G) old Kentucky (D) home <br>And the young folks roll on the (E7) floor (A7) <br>Oh, the (D) sun shines bright on my (G) old Kentucky (D) home <br>Keep them hard times (G) a (Bm)way (A7) from my (D) door <br><br>Brother Gene, he`s big and mean <br>And he didn`t have much to say <br>He had a little woman that he whupped each day <br>But now she`s gone away <br>He got drunk last night <br>Kicked mama down the stairs <br>But I`m all right so I don`t care