[Titel]
Take Me Home, Country Roads
[Interpret]
John Denver
[Vorspiel]

[Kapo]

[Refrain]
Country r<G>oads, take me h<D>ome
to the pl<em>ace I bel<C>ong:
West Virg<G>inia, mountain m<D>omma,
take me h<C>ome, country r<G>oads.

[Bridge]

[Text]
 Almost h<G>eaven,<em> West Virginia,
<D> Blue Ridge Mountains, S<C>hen-an-do-ah R<G>iver.
Life is old there, <em>older than the trees, 
y<D>ounger than the mountains gr<C>owing like a br<G>eeze

>>Refrain

 All my m<G>em'ries g<em>ather 'round her
<D> miner's lady, str<C>anger to blue w<G>ater.
 Dark and dusty p<em>ainted on the sky
 m<D>isty taste of moonshine
 t<C>eardrop in my <G>eye.

Refrain

<em> I hear her v<D>oice, in the m<G>ornin' hour she calls me.
 The r<C>adio rem<G>inds me of my h<D>ome far away.
 And dr<em>ivin' down the r<F>oad I get a f<C>eeling
 that I sh<G>ould have been home y<D>esterday, yesterd<D7>ay.

Refrain

(Schluss: D-G-D-G)

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