If You Were A Bluebird.
Butch Hancock.
Album: Firewater (Seeks It's Own Level)

You can watch him playing this on you-tube
but it's one key sharp in C. Personally
I prefer this original recording with the
accordion.

B
If you were a bluebird you'd be a sad one,
               E
I'd give you a true word, but you've already had one,
              B                  F#     E
If you were a bluebird, you'd be crying,
                B
You'd be flying home,

B
If you were a raindrop, you'd shine like a rainbow,
                  E
And if you were a train stop, the conductor would sing low,
              B                  F#      E
If you were a raindrop, you'd be falling, 
                 B
You'd be calling home.

Break: B E B F# E B

B
If you were a hotel, you'd be a grand one,
                  E
But, if you hit a slow spell, do you think you could stand one,
              B                            F#      E
If you were a hotel, well I'd lean on your doorbell,
                B
I'd call you my home.

B
If I was a highway, I'd stretch alongside you,
                  E
I'd help you pass by ways, that had dissatisfied you,
           B                    F#         E
If I was a highway, well I'd be stretching, 
                    B
I'd be fetching you home.

Break: B E B F# E B

B
If you were a bluebird you'd be a sad one,
               E
I'd give you a true word, but you've already had one,
              B                  F#    E         
If you were a bluebird, you'd be crying, 
                B
You'd be flying home.