Acorde de Bright Sunny South - Sam Amidon

Intro and in between the verses :   Am    G    (play all chords barr� on 5th and 3rd fret)





1.


         Am                    G                             


In the bright sunny south, in peace and content


       Am                    G


These days of my boyhood I scarcely have spent


          Am                          G


From the deep flowing spring to the broad flowing streAm


      Am                                G                    


Ever dear to my memory, sweeter is my dreAm











2.


   Am                     G


I lay my confinement and comfort of life


     Am                     G


The dangers of warfare, provision and strife


        Am                        G


I have come to come close and reply with my word


       Am                            G


As I shoulder my musket, belted my sword








3.


    Am                      G


My father looked sad as he bid me to part


    Am                     G


My mother embraced me with anguish of heart


        Am                      G


And my beautiful sister looked pale in her woe


       Am                                    G


As she hugged me and blessed me, told me to go


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4.


      Am                      G


Dear father, dear father for me do not weep


       Am                 G


I'm a lonesome man and I mean for to keep


     Am                 G


The dangers of war I intend for to share


         Am                                G


And for sickness and death I intend to prepare








5.


      Am                      G


Dear mother, dear mother for me do not weep


       Am                   G


For a mother�s kind voice I ever will keep


         Am                         G


You have taught me be brave from a boy to a man


         Am                                 G


And I'm going in defense of her own native land








6.


     Am                         G


Dear sister, dear sister, I'm afeared of your woe


       Am                          G


Your grief and your sorrow, they trouble me so


Am                    G


I must be going, for here I cannot stand


     Am                                 G


I'm going in defense of her own native land