Tonalité : A major
Verse 1
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You've been called America's Poets
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Am
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D
You started out as a gospel quartet
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You're entertained on
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and off of the record
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And your re cord will never forget
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Em
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You've sold out shows to millions,
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Sang your part in four matching suits,
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And accepted your awards,
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and al ways thanked the Lord,
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In tuxedos and patent leather boots.
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So carry me back to Virginia,
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And let us hear how great Thou art again
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And if you ever hear the
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stage a -callin'
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We'll even love you better
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than we did then
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C
We loved Shirley, Jean, Burrell,
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and Elizabeth
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Head of Roses makes me an Atlanta Blue
And thank you world for
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givin' us the statlers
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Cause we'll go to our grave
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C
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Em
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lovin' you
You wrote songs about making memories,
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Bm
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And childhood heroes years ago.
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Then you met all of your heroes,
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Bm
Am
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and had them on your television show.
Em
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But you never forgot where you came from,
Am
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or got lost in the fortune and fame.
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From flowers on the wall to the
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last curtain call,
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country mu sic will never be the same.
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So carry me back to Virginia
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Let us hear how great thou art again
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If you ever hear the stage a -callin'
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We'll even love you better
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than we did then
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We loved Susan when she
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tried antelizabeth.
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Bed of roses makes me an Atlanta flu.
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And thank you world for giving
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us the Stadlers.
Cause we'll go to our
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grave loving you.
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America salutes the Stadler brothers.
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Cause we'll go to our grave loving you
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Loving you
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