Chords for Black Country Music TV Special (KC Williams) Segment

This next young man, you know, he's from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Now he has a long story to tell.
He has a list of awards, a list of awards under his belt.
A true winner, true talent, _ Mr.
Casey Williams, ladies and gentlemen. _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [E]
Thank you.
[A] _ _ _ At our first high school reunion, [B] I [E] was hoping I'd see you. _
I was thinking we could [F] make an old [F#m] flame burn [G#m] like [A] new.
But [B] when I asked [B] about you, [E] no one seemed [B] to know. _
All they knew is you left here some [A] time ago.
_ [B] _
[E] I've been out here on this highway ever since I turned 18.
_ Singing all the [F] songs I wrote [F#m] while chasing my [A] dreams.
_ [B] Well, I worked hard and made it, but I feel I lost somehow.
_ And now I'm all alone and wondering [E] where you are now. _
_ _ [A] Maybe you're up [B] in New York City [E] working in a Broadway show.
[A] And maybe you're [B] out on a small [C#m] farm in Idaho.
_ [E] _
_ _ [A] Maybe you're back [B] in the quarters [E] or living in a [A] Western land.
_ _ _ [F#m] While I'm on the radio _ [A] singing, sorry that I let you go.
[F#m] If you hear me, could you let [A] me know where you [E] are now?
[A] _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ _ _ You [E] were crying when I left you.
You were begging me to stay.
I said, baby, don't you worry, I'll [F#m] be back for you [A] someday.
_ [B]
Things don't always work out [E]
according to [B] our plans.
But tonight I'm wondering if you're [E] wondering where I am.
_ _ [A]
Maybe you're [B] living in a big house [E] with a chauffeur _ limousine.
[A] Or writing your [B] heart out for a true [C#m] love magazine.
_ [E] _ _ [A] Maybe you're back [B] in the bulldogs [E] or someplace other [A] than that. _ _
_ [F#m] While I'm on the radio _ [A] singing, sorry that I let you go.
_ [F#m] If you hear me, could you [B] let me know where you [E] are now?
Now _ _ [F#m] I'm on the radio.
_ [A] If you hear me, would you let me [B] know where you [E] are now? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ Thank you.
Alright boys, let's pick this thing on up. _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ When I was young, it was told me that country was good.
[Em] I was all [B] hung up on disco, rock and roll, rhythm and blues.
[E] One day I turned on the radio and it hit me without warning.
A strong and sweet melody stricken, I guess it made me a little bit more willing.
[B] Now that's when I realized I had country in my soul.
[E] Charlie, maybe I can play you [A] blues sometime. _
Cause [B] every time I heard something, I couldn't help but sing along.
Charlie, you put country on [E] my mind.
Oh, Charlie, maybe I can't play you blues [A] sometime.
_ _ [B] But I'm gonna keep on singing these country songs.
And I know one day I'm gonna make [E] you shine.
Y'all play it now. _ _ _ _
_ _ Come on, Harry.
[B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ I am a young man writing songs with my guitar.
[Em] I'm on my [B] way to Nashville and I'm determined to be a star.
[E] I've always had this dream of mine and I hope that it will come true.
To be on stage at the Grand Ole Opry, it's like it's me and you.
[B] That's why I sing all my country songs with a whole lot of [E] pride.
Charlie, maybe I can play you blues [A] sometime.
_ _ [B] Cause every time I heard something, I couldn't help but sing along.
Charlie, you put country [E] on my mind.
_ Oh, Charlie, maybe I can't play you blues sometime.
_ [A] _
[B] But I'm gonna keep on singing these country songs.
And I know one day I'm gonna [E] make you shine.
Everybody sing with me, Charlie.
Maybe I can play you [A] blues sometime.
_ _ Cause every time I heard something, I couldn't help but sing along.
Charlie, you put country [E] on my mind. _
Oh, Charlie, maybe I can't play you [A] blues sometime.
_ _ [B]
But I'm gonna keep on singing these country songs.
And I know one day I'm gonna [E] make you shine.
_ Yes, and [B] I'm gonna keep on singing these country songs.
And I know one day I'm gonna make you [A] shine.
_ [B] _ _ _ [E] Yes, I _ [Em] am.
Thank you!
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _