Wabash Cannonball
Doc Watson
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G G7 CD GG G7 CD G [Verse]G From the great Atlantic ocean toG7 C the wide Pacific shoreD From the green old flowingD7 G mountains to the south down by the moorG She's mighty tall and handsomeC she's known quite well by allD A regular combination on thatG Wabash Cannonball [Chorus]G G7 Listen to the jingle, the rumbleC and the roarD As she glides along the woodlandG o'er the hills and by the shoreG Hear the mighty rush of the engineG7 C hear the lonesome hobo's callD As you travelled across the countryG on that Wabash Cannonball [Instrumental]Continúa después del anuncioG G7 CD GG G7 CD G [Verse 2]G Oh the eastern states are dandyG7 C most people always sayD From New York to St. Louis and oldD7 G Chicago by the wayG To the hills of Minnesota whereC them rippling waters fallD No changes need be taken on thatG Wabash Cannonball [Chorus]G G7 Listen to the jingle, the rumbleC and the roarD As she glides along the woodlandG o'er the hills and by the shoreG G7 Hear the mighty rush of the engineC hear the lonesome hobo's callD As you travel across the country onG that Wabash Cannonball [Instrumental]G G7 CD GG G7 CD G [Verse 3]G G7 I went down to Birmingham oneC cold december dayD When she pulled into that stationD7 G you could hear them people sayG There's a fellow from NorthC Carolina he's long and he's tallD He came down to pick up the pewG and he rode the Wabash Cannonball [Chorus]G G7 Listen to the jingle, the rumbleC and the roarD As she glides along the woodlandG o'er the hills and by the shoreG Hear the mighty rush of the engineG7 C hear the lonesome hobo's callD As you travel across the country on that Wabash Cannonball