Old Alabama [G] - Brad Paisley feat. Alabama [Intro] [G] [F] [C] [G] Verse 1: [G] She’d rather wear a pair of cut-off jeans, Than a [C] fancy evening dress, And with her [D] windows rolled down and her hair all blown around, She’s a [Em] hot southern [F] mess... She’ll take a [G] beer over white wine, And a [C] campfire over candle light, And when it [D] comes to love, oh her idea, Of a [Em] romantic [F] night... |[Chorus 1] |Is [G] listening to [F] old Ala[C]bama, dri[G]ving through [F] Tennessee [C], |A little [G] Dixieland Delight at The [D] Right Time Of The Night, |And [F] she can’t keep her [C] hands off of [D] me [D] [D] |[G] [F] [C] [G] Verse 2: And now we’re [G] rolling down an old back road, I got the [C] steering wheel in one hand, We’ll [D] find a hideaway, where she and I can play, [Em] In Mother Nature’s [F] band... |[Chorus 2] |Now we’re [G] listening to [F] old Ala[C]bama, [G] parked somewhere in [F] Tennessee, [C] |A little [G] Dixieland Delight and It [D] Feels So Right, |And It’s [F] Love In The [C] First Degree [D] |[G] [F] [C] [G] Verse 3: [Em] Forget about Sinatra or Coltrane, Or some [C] old Righteous Brothers song, Hey even [Am] Barry White ain’t gonna work tonight, If you [D] really wanna [C] turn her [Bm] on, [Am] Play some [G] back home come on [C] music that [G] comes from the [C] heart, Play [G] something with lots of [C] feeling, Cause that’s where [Am] music has to [D] start. [C] [Bm] [Am] |[Chorus 3] |Now we’re [G] listening to [F] Old Ala[C]bama, And we're [G] driving through [F] Tennessee, [C] |A little [G] Dixieland Delight and It [D] Feels So Right And it's [F] Love In The [C] First Degree. [D] |Yeah, you know we’re [G] listening to [F] Old Ala[C]bama, [G] Driving through [F] Tennessee, [C] |A little [G] Why Lady Why at The [D] Right Time Of The Night |Oh and [F] she can’t keep her [C] hands off of [D] me [D] [D] Instrumental: [G] [F] [C] [G] [G] [F] [C] [G] [G] [F] [C] [G] [G] [F] [C] [G] |[Chorus 4] |Oh, [G] play me some [F] old Alabama, [C] |Oh, [G] play me some [F] old Alabama, [C] |Won’t you [G] play me some [F] old Alabama, [C] Oh [Cm] play [G] [Outro] [G] [F] [C] [G] [G] [F] [C] [G]