My Old Kentucky Home (Chrom)

by Stephen Foster · posted by Spiritgirl33

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How to read this tab — notation key

+: Blow note
−: Draw note
b or ': Half-step bend
bb or '': Two half-step bend
bbb or ''': Three half-step bend
(###): Chord — relevant hole numbers in parentheses
< or *: Push the button in (chromatic harmonica)

Full reference and posting tips in the tab guide.

Tab

          My Old Kentucky Home (Chrom)

 6   6     6      5   -5  6   -6  6   -6 -7   7
The sun shines bright in the old Ken-tuck-y home.

  -6  6   -5  5  5 -4 5     -5    
'tis sum-mer 'n ev'ryone's gay..

 -5   6   6     5    
The corn top's ripe 

 -5  6   -6  6    -6  -7    7
and the mea-dow's in the bloom,

  5    -5   6    6 6    -5  5  6   -5  5  
While the birds makin' mus-ic all the day.


 6    6     6   5   -5  6   -6  6   -6 -7   7
The young folk roll on the lit-tle cab-in floor.

 -6  6  -5  5   5  -4  5    -5
All mer-cy all hap-py and bright.

 -5   6   6    5    -5  6   -6   6  -6  -7   7
By'n by hard times come a knock-in' at the door.

  5  -5  6   5   -6  6  -5    -4    4  
Then my old Ken-tuck-y home, good night.


  7   6  -6  -7  7  6  -5    5  -5   5  -4  5
Weep no more my la-dy, oh, weep no more to-day.

 5  -5    6   6    5  -5  6  -6  6   -6  -7  7
We will sing one song of my old Ken-tuck-y home,

 5   -5  6   5   -6  6  -5   -5 -4 4  
For the old Ken-tuck-y home far a-way.

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