The Log Train chords by Hank Williams, Jr.
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Verse 1
(C major) If you will listen, a song (F major) I will sing (C major)
About my daddy who drove
a log (G major) train
Way down (C major) in the southland,
(F major) in old Alabama (C major)
We lived in a place that they call (G major)
(C major) Chapmantown
Verse 2
And late in the (C major) evening,
when the (F major) sun was low (C major)
Way off in the distance you could
hear the train (G major) blow
The (C major) folks would come runnin',
and (F major) Moma would (C major) say
"Get the supper on the table,
here comes (G major) the log (C major) train"
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Verse 3
(C major)
Every mornin', at the (F major) break of day (C major)
He'd grab his lunchbucket, and
be on his (G major) way
(C major) Winter or summer, sun (F major) shine or rain (C major)
Every mornin', he'd run that (G major) ole log (C major) train
Verse 4
A sweatin' an swearin' (C major)
(F major) all day long (C major)
Shoutin', "Get up there oxen,
keep movin' along (G major)
Load (C major) her up boys,
'cause it (F major) looks like (C major) rain
I've gotta get rollin', this (G major) ole log (C major) train"
Verse 5
(C major)
This story happened, a long (F major) time ago (C major)
The log train is silent,
God called Dad to go (G major)
But when (C major) I get to Heaven,
ta al (F major) ways remain
(C major) I'll listen to the whistle of (G major) the ole log (C major) train
The Log Train
Hank Williams, Jr.
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