"Mountain Lady" is a song Johnny Cash wrote for his 54th studio album, "One Piece at a Time". "Mountain Lady" by Johnny Cash was released in 1976.
Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Key: Bb Difficulty: Novice Played in the key of Bb. Capo on 3 and play in G. Intro: G D7 G Verse: G C G Mountain lady do you sit on your front porch in the cool of the day G D7 C G Mountain lady did you think your kids would ever come back to stay G C G Mountain lady does the columbine still twine around your door D7 C G And did you ever get a rug To cover the cracks where my diaper drug on your wooden floor
Chorus: G C G C Oh you Appalachian lady once I was your little baby G D7 And you rocked me in your homemade rocking chair C G C Since I heard the wild goose calling I have done a lot of falling G D7 G Mountain lady someday I’ll come to you there Break: G D7 G Verse: G C G Mountain lady does the country church bell ring on Sunday morn D7 C G Mountain lady do you still wear that old apron ragged and torn G C G Mountain lady on winter nights before our old fireplace D7 C G As you look into the flame do you ever call my name and do you see my face Chorus: G C G C Oh you Appalachian lady once I was your little baby G D7 And you rocked me in your homemade rocking chair C G C Since I heard the wild goose calling I have done a lot of falling G D7 G Mountain lady someday I’ll come to you there G Moun-tain la-dy
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