Postmarked Birmingham [G] - Blackhawk [Intro] [G] [C] [D] [G] Verse 1: [G] I recognize the writing, on the [D] plain white envel[G]ope. [Em] I've wondered where she'd [C]wind up, [G] before she [D] called or [C] wrote. [C] The answer's in a [G] circle, through the [D] word 'Love' on a [C] stamp, [Am] Postmarked [D] Birming[G]ham Verse 2: [G] I'd have bet on California, 'cause her [D] sister's in [G] Bel Aire. Or [Em] I could see [C] Seattle, with her [G] mom and [D] dad up [C] there. [C] She never mentioned [G] Alabama, so [D] I don't under[C]stand. [Am] Postmarked [D] Birming[G]ham |[Chorus] |[Em] A two-page letter [D] written on, [C] Ramada station[G]ary. [D] |[Em] Dated [D] April [C]twenty-two. |[Am] She asked me not to hate her, said she's [C] sorry. |But [Am] leavin's what she [C] felt she had to [D] do. [G] Verse 3: So the [G] day she left she made it, two [D] hundred miles [G] south. Did she [Em] settle there, did she [C] mail this note on [G] her way [D] out of [C] town. What [C] chance is there to [G] find her, when the [D] only clue I [C] have is [Am] Postmarked [D] Birming[G]ham |[Chorus] |[Em] A two-page letter [D] written on, [C] Ramada station[G]ary. [D] |[Em] Dated [D] April [C]twenty-two. |[Am] She asked me not to hate her, said she's [C] sorry. |But [Am] leavin's what she [C] felt she had to [D] do. [G] Verse 4: Every [G] day down by the mailbox, standin' [D] on the curb I [G] check. The [Em] upper right hand [C] corner, of every [G] piece of [D] mail I [C] get. [C] Hopin' there's that certain [G] circle, Through the [D] word 'Love' on a [C] stamp. Outro: [Am] Postmarked [D] Birming[G]ham, [Am] Postmarked [D] Birming[G]ham. [C] [D] [G]