\begin{song}{
  title = {Almost heaven},
  alias = {Country roads},
  lyrics = {John Denver},
  composer = {John Denver},
  bulibu = 140,
  cl = 20,
  barde = 7,
  libock = 10,
}

\begin{verse}
\chord{D}Almost heaven, \chord{h}West Virginia, \\
blue ridge Mountains, \chord{G}Shenandoah River. \\
Life is old there, \chord{h}older than the trees, \\
\chord{A}younger than the mountains \chord{G}growing like a \chord{D}breeze. \\
Ref.: \\
Country \chord{D}roads, take me \chord{A}home to the \chord{h}place I \chord{G}belong: \\
West \chord{D}Virginia, mountain \chord{A}momma, \\
take me \chord{G}home, Country \chord{D}roads.
\end{verse}

\begin{verse}
All my mem’ries gather round her, \\
miner´s lady, stranger to blue water. \\
Dark and dusty, painted on the sky, \\
misty taste of moonshine, teardrops in my eye. \\
Country roads....
\end{verse}

\begin{verse}
I hear the \chord{A}voice in the \chord{D}mornin´ hour she calls me, \\
the \chord{G}radio \chord{D}reminds me of my home \chord{A}far away, \\
and \chord{h}driving down the \chord{C}roads \\
I get a \chord{G}feeling that I \chord{D}should have been home \\
\chord{A}yesterday, \chord{A7}yesterday, Country \chord{D}roads...
\end{verse}

\songimage{images/img-001.png}

\end{song}