C Am C Am [Verse]C Am Well a man in a Cadillac used to come around hereC Am Looking for a long black trainC Am Said his baby left town with an engineerF Am Cut across the midnight rain, boysF C Am C Am Straight across the midnight rainC Am Now everybody said he'd been in VietnamC Am When he was pretty youngC Am That's where his buddy got killed when his rifle jammedF Am Now the fighting ain't never done, boysF C No the fighting ain't never done [Chorus]F Dm Red tip of a cigarette glowin'F Dm Windows up against the rainC Am Night so dark, there was nothing else showin'F Am Nobody knew his name, boysF C Am C Am Nobody knew his name [Verse]C Am Sheriff run him off every once in a whileC Am But he would be right backC Am With a cup of coffee, an old newspaperF Am Sitting by the side of the tracks, boysF C Am C Am Crying by the side of the tracksC Am He'd try to keep from turning the tablesC Am Hired walking horses out at Suffolk DownsC Am But there was always some whiskey back at the stablesF Am If you knew where to look around, boysF C If you knew where to look around [Chorus]F Dm Red tip of a cigarette glowin'F Dm Windows up against the rainC Am Night so dark, there was nothing else showin'F Am But nobody knew his name, boysF C Am C Am Nobody knew his name [Verse]C Am Slinging pizza and beer down at Waterfront ParkC Am Handicapping dogs for the clientèleC A different pick for each oneAm Yeah, it didn't matter who wonF Am Somebody gonna tip him well, boysF C Am C Am Somebody gonna tip him wellC Am Well they found him in his Cadillac carC Am Out behind the old farm storeC Am He was sitting there like he was going somewhereF Am And he wasn't coming back no more, boysF C He wasn't coming back no more
Nobody Knew His Name
John Hiatt
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