Brandon Heath
Blue Mountain

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 (x02210@1)             Em (022000@1)         F (133211@1)          C (x32010@1)  Cool fog in the morning, like cotton on the trees
  Am (x02210@1)            Em (022000@1)                  F (133211@1)            C (x32010@1)  Quiet enough to hear the song, in the humming of the bees
  Am (x02210@1)                  Em (022000@1)           F (133211@1)        C (x32010@1)  Floatin' out from the highway, sayin' come on up my way
             Am (x02210@1)               Em (022000@1)              F (133211@1)            C (x32010@1)  Through the tall grass in the valley, where the earth and heaven meet

CH
                     AmEm    F (133211@1) C (x32010@1)  Won't you come on up,    to blue mountain
  Am (x02210@1)                     Em (022000@1)  Above the clouds and the busy crowds
       F (133211@1)            C (x32010@1)  It's where you wanna be
                     AmEm   F (133211@1) C (x32010@1)  Won't you come on up,   to blue mountain
            Am (x02210@1)                Em (022000@1)   Where the time crawls and the water falls
       F (133211@1)           C (x32010@1)  Blue mountain majesty

V2
         Am (x02210@1)               Em (022000@1)              F (133211@1)           C (x32010@1)   Send a postcard, to your sweetheart, take a picture by the sign
      Am (x02210@1)            Em (022000@1)                  F (133211@1)                  C (x32010@1)  See all the way, to seven states, and the coast if the weathers right
           Am (x02210@1)              Em (022000@1)          F (133211@1)              C (x32010@1)  Well its always right, its paradise, its like you've never seen
         Am (x02210@1)        Em (022000@1)         F (133211@1)        C (x32010@1)  Take a nap under a hickory, and wake up in a dream