A D [Verse 1]D D7 Look a-yonder comin', comin' down that railroad trackG D Look a-yonder comin', comin' down that railroad trackA D See that black smoke rolling, rolling from that old smoke stackD A D Yodel -ayee ayee o-layee [Verse 2]D D7 Every time I hear that lonesome railroad train ( spoken:have mercy Lord)G D Every time I hear that lonesome railroad trainA7 D Lord it makes me wish that I was going home again [Instrumental]D A DContinues after the adD D7G DA DD A7 D [Verse 3]D D7 When a woman gets the blues she hangs her little head and criesG D When a woman gets the blues she hangs her head and criesA D But when a man gets the blues he grabs a freight and ridesD A D Yodel -ayee ayee o-layee (spoken: Tell me about them blues son) [Instrumental]D7G DA DD A7 D [Verse 4]D D7 I got the blues so bad the whole round world looks blueG D I got the blues so bad the whole round world looks blueA D Lord I ain't got a dime, I don't know what to doD A D Yodel -ayee ayee o-layee [Verse 5]D D7 I'm wearied now, I'm gonna leave this townG D I'm weary now and I'm gonna leave this townA D Lord I can't find a job, I'm tired of hanging aroundD A D Yodel -ayee ayee o-layee
Train Whistle Blues
Doc Watson
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