Key: Ab major
Verse 1
D
G
shirt blew on the railroad rail.
C
The old puff horse was just pullin' through,
D
G
C
I'm on the farm where the hobo was run,
G
F
the air brakes would boot each other.
G
C
Oh, I don't care, there's no place there.
G
D
I don't think it even matters.
G
D
My clothes blazin' through, and my clothes and skin blazin' through,
G
D
G
D
and my clothes are in two, and my skin's blazin' through, and my clothes in tatters.
And the railroad looked like a
G
D
wild hill of ladders.
G
D
Grave age fell down a pair of ears.
The young girl, baby girl, passed me by in tears,
and an oriole sang like an orange,
His breast full of worms,
D
G
C
and his tail clawed the evening like a hammer.
D
G
Em
Oh, when I got into town, I jogged now.
D
G
D
G
Ah, your horse, I'll fodder, I'm a roundhouse man,
Come little one, with your little dimple fingers,
G
gimme one,
And I'll buy you a cherry phosphate,
D
G
Em
An d show you the one who tips on the goddess with a pull -out full sail,
C
G
D
attempting to weigh your pig -legged father.
G
D
I'm the roundhouse man,
G
C
D
I once was your father.
Shanghai, my hi -hat fever,
G
D
G
C
I woke up in vomiting beer in a banana bin
D
G
with a soft glass with brown skin.
Born me seven babies with snapping black
G
C
eyes an d beautiful emmy skin.
G
D
And here it is, I'm with you my daughter.
30 years away can make a seaman's eyes,
a roundhouse man's eyes,
How did you like the song?
TunerE A D G B E
ChordsG D C F Em
Popular chords globally
Most played chords & tabs across all users
Recently added
Recently added chords & tabs
