Chords for "The Old Log Train"... Hank Williams Sr (Hank's Tribute Song to His Father)
Tempo:
88.475 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
If you will listen, [F] a song [C] I will sing, About my daddy who ran a [G] log train.
[C] Way down in the south land, [F] in old [C] Alabama, We lived in a place [G] that they called [C] Chapman Town.
And late in the evening, [F] when the sun [C] was low, Way off in the distance, you could hear
the [G] train blow.
[C] The folks would come running, and [F] mama [C] would say, Get the supper on the table, [G] here comes
the [C] log train.
Every morning at the [F] break [C] of day, He'd grab his lunch bucket and be on his [G] way.
[C]
Winter or summer, [F] sunshine [C] or rain, Every morning he'd run [G] that old [C] log train.
Sweating and swearing [F] all day [C] long, Shouting get up there oxen, keep [G] moving along.
[C] Load her up boys, cause it [F] looks [C] like rain, I've got to get rolling, [G] this old [C] log train.
This story happened [F] a long [C] time ago, The log train is silent, God calls [G] dad to go.
[C] But when I get to heaven, to [F] always [C] remain, I'll listen for the whistle [G] on the old [C] log train.
If you will listen, [F] a song [C] I will sing, About my daddy who ran a [G] log train.
[C] Way down in the south land, [F] in old [C] Alabama, We lived in a place [G] that they called [C] Chapman Town.
And late in the evening, [F] when the sun [C] was low, Way off in the distance, you could hear
the [G] train blow.
[C] The folks would come running, and [F] mama [C] would say, Get the supper on the table, [G] here comes
the [C] log train.
Every morning at the [F] break [C] of day, He'd grab his lunch bucket and be on his [G] way.
[C]
Winter or summer, [F] sunshine [C] or rain, Every morning he'd run [G] that old [C] log train.
Sweating and swearing [F] all day [C] long, Shouting get up there oxen, keep [G] moving along.
[C] Load her up boys, cause it [F] looks [C] like rain, I've got to get rolling, [G] this old [C] log train.
This story happened [F] a long [C] time ago, The log train is silent, God calls [G] dad to go.
[C] But when I get to heaven, to [F] always [C] remain, I'll listen for the whistle [G] on the old [C] log train.
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[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
If you will listen, [F] a song [C] I will sing, _ _ About my daddy who ran a [G] log train. _
_ [C] Way down in the south land, [F] in old [C] Alabama, _ _ _ We lived in a place [G] that they called [C] Chapman Town.
_ _ And late in the evening, [F] when the sun [C] was low, _ _ _ Way off in the distance, you could hear
the [G] train blow. _ _
[C] The folks would come running, and [F] mama [C] would say, Get the supper on the table, [G] here comes
the [C] log train.
_ _ _ _ Every morning at the [F] break [C] of day, _ _ He'd grab his lunch bucket and be on his [G] way.
_ _ [C]
Winter or summer, [F] sunshine [C] or rain, _ _ Every morning he'd run [G] that old [C] log train.
_ _ Sweating and swearing [F] all day [C] long, _ Shouting get up there oxen, keep [G] moving along.
_ _ _ [C] Load her up boys, cause it [F] looks [C] like rain, _ _ _ _ _ I've got to get rolling, [G] this old [C] log train. _ _ _ _ _ _
This story happened [F] a long [C] time ago, _ _ _ _ The log train is silent, God calls [G] dad to go.
_ _ _ [C] But when I get to heaven, to [F] always [C] remain, _ _ _ I'll listen for the whistle [G] on the old [C] log train. _
If you will listen, [F] a song [C] I will sing, _ _ About my daddy who ran a [G] log train. _
_ [C] Way down in the south land, [F] in old [C] Alabama, _ _ _ We lived in a place [G] that they called [C] Chapman Town.
_ _ And late in the evening, [F] when the sun [C] was low, _ _ _ Way off in the distance, you could hear
the [G] train blow. _ _
[C] The folks would come running, and [F] mama [C] would say, Get the supper on the table, [G] here comes
the [C] log train.
_ _ _ _ Every morning at the [F] break [C] of day, _ _ He'd grab his lunch bucket and be on his [G] way.
_ _ [C]
Winter or summer, [F] sunshine [C] or rain, _ _ Every morning he'd run [G] that old [C] log train.
_ _ Sweating and swearing [F] all day [C] long, _ Shouting get up there oxen, keep [G] moving along.
_ _ _ [C] Load her up boys, cause it [F] looks [C] like rain, _ _ _ _ _ I've got to get rolling, [G] this old [C] log train. _ _ _ _ _ _
This story happened [F] a long [C] time ago, _ _ _ _ The log train is silent, God calls [G] dad to go.
_ _ _ [C] But when I get to heaven, to [F] always [C] remain, _ _ _ I'll listen for the whistle [G] on the old [C] log train. _