1st version gave it a good go, but I believe this sounds like it is the right way. Also, for me, easier to sing with a capo on the 5th, but I have a low voice. Noodle around with the transition from C to Am if you fingerpick it and it sounds pretty good Intro: Am Em F C V1 Am Em F C Cool fog in the morning, like cotton on the trees Am Em F C Quiet enough to hear the song, in the humming of the bees Am Em F C Floatin' out from the highway, sayin' come on up my way Am Em F C Through the tall grass in the valley, where the earth and heaven meet ( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/b/brandon_heath/blue_mountain_crd_ver_3.html ) CH Am Em F C Won't you come on up, to blue mountain Am Em Above the clouds and the busy crowds F C It's where you wanna be Am Em F C Won't you come on up, to blue mountain Am Em Where the time crawls and the water falls F C Blue mountain majesty V2 Am Em F C Send a postcard, to your sweetheart, take a picture by the sign Am Em F C See all the way, to seven states, and the coast if the weathers right Am Em F C Well its always right, its paradise, its like you've never seen Am Em F C Take a nap under a hickory, and wake up in a dream