I miss 'ole' 'bamy once again. G G B A - A A A G - G C. Well I heard Mister Young sing about her. G G B A A - G G A G. Well I heard ole Neil put her down. G G B A A A G - G - C. Well, I hope Neil Young will remember. G B - A A G G G G - G G - G - C. A southern man don't need him around anyhow."Sweet Home Alabama," the first song on the classic rock legends' 1974 album Second Helping, deserves a deeper look because, unlike Haggard's ramblings of a local yokel, Van Zant hits on some
F Well, things just C couldn't be the D same. G Cause I'm as D free as a Em bird now. F And this C bird you'll never D chain. F And this C bird you cannot D chain. F And this C bird you cannot D chain. F Lord C knows I can't D change. G Bye, D bye, baby, Em it's been a sweet love, yeah, F Though this feeling I C can't change.
One of the most iconic rock songs of all time, "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd features the brilliant drumming of Bob Burns. The song was a huge hit in 1974, reaching number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 and becoming a symbol of Southern pride and culture. The song has a catchy riff, a memorable chorus, and a solo that showcases the He'll never look back. [Chorus] Because he's the last rebel. And he's all alone, He's the last rebel. His friends are all gone. He's the last rebel, the last rebel on the road. [Bridge] There'll Signature debut hit for the southern rock group formed by Ronnie Van Sant.Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 7, Billboard & Record World 8 - UK Peaks (as one of three . 450 364 323 317 310 229 188 309