Chords for Hank Snow - I'm Moving On

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Country Gold, _ [C] _ _ Country Gold, [D] it's a song that lives forever, and [C] we call it Country [G] _
Gold. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Tonight, Country Gold welcomes one of the most honored members of the Grand [C] Ole Opry,
a native of Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada, the singing ranger Hank [D] Snow. _ _ _ _ _
_ Hank was influenced at a very [C] early age by the legendary singing breakman Jimmy [G] Rogers,
and now his songs of the railroad have carried on that tradition and have become American classics.
Today, Hank Snow's influence on many songwriters [Am] is in fact well known.
[C] For instance, when I first heard Hank Snow, his style of writing and presenting a [D] song was so unique
that it had a great influence on the way I do a lot of things today.
But it [C] wasn't an easy road that Hank traveled when he left his native homeland.
[G] _ Armed with his faith and belief in himself and his music, he carried on.
And one night in 1949 in the backseat of an automobile, [C] a song came to Hank, and in 15 minutes it was completed.
A song that still holds the world [D] record for being number one in all three categories in the trade magazines for [C] 26 consecutive weeks.
Country Gold is proud to welcome the [G]
unmistakable voice of Hank Snow and his Rainbow Ranch boys with the unmistakable [Eb] classic, I'm Moving On. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ That big eight wheel a-rollin' down the track, mean just to love and dance, he ain't comin' back till I'm [Ab] loose.
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You [Bb] apply too high for my little old sky, so I'm [Eb] moving on.
That big loud whistle is a blue and blue, say hello to the Southland, we're coming to you and we're [Ab] moving on.
We're [Eb] rolling on.
_ You had [Bb] the laugh on me, but I'm steady free and I'm [Eb] moving on.
But it's flagging. _
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[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
Mr.
Fine and Wonky will listen to me, cause I got a pretty mama in Tennessee.
Keep [Ab] moving me on, keep [Eb] rolling on.
_ [Bb] The shovel, the coal, the rattle, the rollin', keep [Eb] moving me on.
_ Mr.
Engineer, take the throttling hand, the spidle, the pounce, and then the sudden land.
[Ab] Keep moving me on, [Eb] keep rolling on.
_ You're gonna [Bb] ease my mind, put me there on time, and keep [Eb] rolling on.
Now, big guy, _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
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[Bb] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
I've floored you, baby, from time to time, but you just wouldn't listen, I'll pay me no mind.
Now, I'm [Ab] moving on.
_ [Eb] I'm moving on.
_ [Bb] You've broken your vow, and it's all over now, so I'm [Eb] moving on.
_ You switched your engine, I ain't got time for a trifle more, but I'm a man like that, [Ab] I'm moving on.
[Eb] I've done your daddy wrong.
_ [Bb] I've warned him twice, and you can settle the price, cause I'm [Eb] moving on.
Kate and Robert's song.
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Now, baby, baby, when you play the play, you're gonna watch your daddy, but your daddy will say, [Ab] keep moving on.
_ [Eb] Stay away too long.
_ [Bb] I'm through with you too bad, you're blue, keep moving [Eb] on.
_ How about that? _ _