Sugar Magnolia

Sugar Magnolia, blossoms (Gm)(F)blooming, heads all (Eb)empty and (C7)I don't (F)care.

Saw my baby (Am)down by the (Dm)river;

(C)knew she'd have to come (Bb)up soon for (F)air.

(F)Sweet blossom, come on under the (Bb)(F)willow.

We can have (Eb)high times if (C)(F)you'll abide.

We can discover the (Am)wonders of (Dm)nature,

(C)rolling in the rushes (Bb)down by the (F)riverside.

(Bb)She's got (Eb)ev'rything (Bb)delightful, she's got (F)ev'rything I (Bb)need.

Takes the wheel when I'm (Eb)seeing (Bb)double,

pays my ticket (C)when I (F)speed.

(F)Well, she comes skimming through rays of (Bb)(F)violet;

she can (Eb)wade in a (C)drop of (F)dew.

She don't come and (Am)I don't (Dm)follow;

(C)waits backstage while (Bb)I sing to (F)you.

(F)Well, she can dance a (Bb)Cajun (F)rhythm,

jump like a (Eb)Willys in (C)fourwheel (F)drive.

She's a summer love in the (Am)spring,

fall and (Dm)winter.

(C)She can make happy (Bb)any man (F)alive.

(F)Sugar (Eb)Magnolia,

(F)ringing that (Eb)bluebell,

(F)caught up in (Eb)sunlight.

(F)Come on out (C)singing;

I'll (Eb)walk you in the (Bb)sunshine.

Come on, honey, come along with (F)me.

(Bb)She's got (Eb)ev'rything delightful, she's got (F)ev'rything I (Bb)need.

A breeze in the pines in the (Eb)summer night (Bb)moonlight,

crazy in the sunlight, (C)yes, (F)indeed.

(F)Sometimes when the cuckoo's (Bb)(F)crying,

when the moon is (Bb)halfway (F)down,

(G)sometimes when the (C)night is (G)dying,

I take me out and I (F)wander (C)around,

(F)I wander 'round.

(G)The sunshine daydream,

(D)walking in the (C)tall trees,

(G)going where the wind goes,

(C)blooming like a (G)red rose,

breathing more freely.

(C)Ride out singing;

I'll walk you in the morning sunshine.