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Alabama Lyrics by Jamey Johnson

They Call Me Country

2002

[Verse 1]
Alabama, I'm thinkin' of you, everyday
I never knew, how far my heart would roam
Hey, Montgomery, how'd you get so far away
Alabama, you are my home sweet home
[Verse 2]
I never knew the sun could rise, like it does in Jacksonville
The moon in all her splendor falls, when she falls on old Goat Hill
I never heard those yellow birds, sing such a lovely song
Alabama, you are my home sweet home
[Verse 3]
Alabama, you're such a good friend of mine
Mmm, you keep me goin' strong, whenever I'm feelin' low
Yeah an' I get homesick, aww man I swear, everytime I cross the line
Alabama, you are my home sweet home
[Verse 4]
I've seen those sparklin' waterfalls, just north of Buffalo
And I've seen those snowcapped mountain tops, out west in Colorado
And I've seen a million city lights, just make the whole world glow
But Alabama, you're still my home sweet home
[Outro]
And everytime I cross the line, those memories unfold
Alabama, you're still my home sweet home

About “Alabama” by Jamey Johnson

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"Alabama" appears on "They Call Me Country" in 2002.

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