Midnight In Montgomery Chords by Alan Jackson

Tempo:
69.8 bpm
Chords used:

Dm

C

Bb

G

A

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Alan Jackson Midnight in Montgomery chords
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[D] [Dm] [G]
[Dm] [C]
[Dm] Midnight in Montgomery, [C] Silver Eagle, lonely road,
[Bb] I was on [F] my way to Mobile [Dm] for a big New Year's Eve show.
Stopped for just a minute to [C] see a friend outside of town.
With [Bb] my collar up, I found his name.
[A] Felt the wind die down, [Dm] and a drunk man in a cowboy hat
[C] Took me by surprise.
[Bb] Wearing shiny boots, [Bb] a nudey suit, [Dm] and haunted eyes.
He said, friend, it's good to see you.
[C] It's nice to know you care.
[Bb] Then the wind picked up, and he was gone.
But [A] was he ever really there?
Cause [G] it's midnight in [Dm] Montgomery,
[C] Just hear that whiff of [Dm] wind.
See [C] the [G] stars light up [Dm] the purple sky.
[A] Feel that lonesome chill.
[G] When the wind did right, you'll hear his song, [Dm] smell whiskey in the air.
[C] Midnight in [Bb] Montgomery, [A] he's always [D] singing [Dm] there.
[C]
[Dm] [C] Well, [D] I climbed [Dm] back on that eagle, [C] just one last look around.
[Bb] Red tail lights, shadow [Dm] moves slow across the ground.
And off somewhere, a midnight train [C] slowly passed by.
[Bb] I could hear that whistle blow.
[Em] I'm so [A] lonesome I could cry.
Cause [C] it's midnight [G] in [Dm] Montgomery,
[C] Just hear that whiff of [Dm] wind.
See [G] the stars light up [Dm] the purple sky.
[A] Feel that lonesome chill.
[G] When the wind did right, you'll hear his song, [Dm] smell whiskey in the air.
[C] Midnight in [Bb] Montgomery, [A] he's always [Dm] singing there.
[C] He's always [Dm] singing, oh, [C]
Hank's always singing there.
[D] [Dm] [G] [D]
Key:  
Dm
2311
C
3211
Bb
12341111
G
2131
A
1231
Dm
2311
C
3211
Bb
12341111
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To learn Alan Jackson - Midnight In Montgomery chords, anchor your practice on these foundational sequence of chords - G, Dm, C, Bb, Dm, A, Dm, C and G. Ease into the song by practicing at 34 BPM before reaching the track's full tempo of 70 BPM. Considering the song's key of D Minor, position your capo to suit your vocal and chord preferences.

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[D] _ [Dm] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[Dm] Midnight in Montgomery, [C] Silver Eagle, lonely road,
[Bb] I was on [F] my way to Mobile [Dm] for a big New Year's Eve show. _
Stopped for just a minute to [C] see a friend outside of town.
With [Bb] my collar up, I found his name.
[A] Felt the wind die down, [Dm] and a drunk man in a cowboy hat
[C] Took me by surprise.
[Bb] Wearing shiny boots, [Bb] a nudey suit, [Dm] and haunted eyes.
He said, friend, it's good to see you.
[C] It's nice to know you care.
[Bb] Then the wind picked up, and he was gone.
But [A] was he ever really there? _
Cause [G] it's midnight in [Dm] Montgomery, _
_ [C] Just hear that whiff of [Dm] wind. _
See [C] the [G] stars light up [Dm] the purple sky.
_ [A] _ _ Feel that lonesome chill.
_ [G] When the wind did right, you'll hear his song, [Dm] smell whiskey in the air.
_ [C] Midnight in [Bb] Montgomery, [A] he's always [D] singing [Dm] there.
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ Well, [D] I climbed [Dm] back on that eagle, [C] just one last look around.
[Bb] Red tail lights, shadow [Dm] moves slow across the ground.
And off somewhere, a midnight train [C] slowly passed by.
[Bb] I could hear that whistle blow.
[Em] I'm so [A] lonesome I could cry.
Cause [C] it's midnight [G] in [Dm] Montgomery, _
_ _ [C] Just hear that whiff of [Dm] wind. _
See [G] the stars light up [Dm] the purple sky.
_ [A] Feel that lonesome chill.
[G] When the wind did right, you'll hear his song, [Dm] smell whiskey in the air.
_ [C] Midnight in [Bb] Montgomery, [A] he's always [Dm] singing there.
_ _ [C] _ He's always [Dm] singing, oh, _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
Hank's always singing _ there. _
[D] _ _ [Dm] _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _
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This song was composed by Don Sampson and Alan Jackson.