Chords for Mac Wiseman: Wreck Of The Old 97: Live 1991
Tempo:
127.7 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
F#
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
That Wise-
[Bm]
Thanks again Jim, thanks to you folks.
I enjoyed very much meeting with you folks on-
I appreciate you coming by and-
I hope you guys enjoyed the [F#] tapes that you have picked up.
[C#]
There's a cake in there for you to stay.
I want to congratulate [B] you both for sticking around for a second [D] half of today's-
[B] I wonder whether you liked what you saw and heard or whether sticking around to see if it's going to get any [F#] better or not.
[D] We've got a lot of requests to answer here, so we'll [F#] just jump into that and hope that
you're a favor to one of the ones who've done [D] it.
Back around the turn of the century down in the south central part of Virginia, not too
far from where I was born and raised, they had a little train wreck they wrote a song about.
They gave heavy orders at [Dm] Monroe, [G] Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] town.
It's a night to be [G] late, oh 97, [D] you must put her in [F#] the center [D] of town.
He looked around and said [Gm] to his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [A] more call.
[D] And when we cross [Gm] the wide open [D] mountain you can watch [A] old 97 [D] roll.
[G]
[D] [A]
And [D] when we cross [G] the wide open mountain you [D]
can watch old 97 roll.
They gave heavy [G] orders at Monroe, Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] town.
[D] It's a night to be late, [G] oh 97, [D] you must put her [A] in the center [D] of town.
He looked around and said to [G] his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [E] more call.
[D] And when we [G] cross the wide open mountain you [A] can watch old 97 roll.
[G]
[D] [A]
[D] [G]
[D] [A] [D]
Oh, I'd rather be in some dark hollow, where the sun [G]
don't [D] ever shine.
Be [G] in some big city in a small [A] road with you on [D] my mind.
So blow your whistle, great train, take me [G] tomorrow down [D] the train.
I'm leaving today, I'm [G] going far away, Lord I'm leaving, [A] but I'm
[Bm]
Thanks again Jim, thanks to you folks.
I enjoyed very much meeting with you folks on-
I appreciate you coming by and-
I hope you guys enjoyed the [F#] tapes that you have picked up.
[C#]
There's a cake in there for you to stay.
I want to congratulate [B] you both for sticking around for a second [D] half of today's-
[B] I wonder whether you liked what you saw and heard or whether sticking around to see if it's going to get any [F#] better or not.
[D] We've got a lot of requests to answer here, so we'll [F#] just jump into that and hope that
you're a favor to one of the ones who've done [D] it.
Back around the turn of the century down in the south central part of Virginia, not too
far from where I was born and raised, they had a little train wreck they wrote a song about.
They gave heavy orders at [Dm] Monroe, [G] Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] town.
It's a night to be [G] late, oh 97, [D] you must put her in [F#] the center [D] of town.
He looked around and said [Gm] to his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [A] more call.
[D] And when we cross [Gm] the wide open [D] mountain you can watch [A] old 97 [D] roll.
[G]
[D] [A]
And [D] when we cross [G] the wide open mountain you [D]
can watch old 97 roll.
They gave heavy [G] orders at Monroe, Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] town.
[D] It's a night to be late, [G] oh 97, [D] you must put her [A] in the center [D] of town.
He looked around and said to [G] his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [E] more call.
[D] And when we [G] cross the wide open mountain you [A] can watch old 97 roll.
[G]
[D] [A]
[D] [G]
[D] [A] [D]
Oh, I'd rather be in some dark hollow, where the sun [G]
don't [D] ever shine.
Be [G] in some big city in a small [A] road with you on [D] my mind.
So blow your whistle, great train, take me [G] tomorrow down [D] the train.
I'm leaving today, I'm [G] going far away, Lord I'm leaving, [A] but I'm
Key:
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That Wise- _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
_ Thanks again Jim, thanks to you folks.
I enjoyed very much meeting with you folks on-
_ _ _ I appreciate you coming by and-
I hope you guys _ enjoyed the [F#] tapes that you have picked up.
[C#] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ There's a cake in there for you to stay.
_ I want to _ congratulate [B] you both for sticking around for a second [D] half of today's-
[B] I wonder whether you liked what you saw and heard or whether sticking around to see if it's going to get any [F#] better or not.
_ _ [D] We've got a lot of requests to answer here, so we'll [F#] just jump into that and hope that
you're a favor to one of the ones who've done [D] it. _ _ _
_ _ _ Back around the turn of the century down in the south central part of Virginia, not too
far from where I was born and raised, they had a little train wreck they wrote a song about. _ _ _
They gave heavy orders at [Dm] Monroe, [G] Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] town.
_ It's a night to be [G] late, oh 97, [D] you must put her in [F#] the center [D] of town.
_ _ He looked around and said [Gm] to his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [A] more call.
_ _ [D] And when we cross [Gm] the wide open [D] mountain you can watch [A] old 97 _ [D] roll. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ And [D] when we cross _ [G] the wide open mountain you _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ can watch old 97 roll.
They gave heavy [G] orders at Monroe, Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] _ town.
[D] It's a night to be late, [G] oh 97, [D] you must put her [A] in the center [D] of town.
_ He looked around and said to [G] his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [E] more call.
_ [D] And when we [G] cross the wide open mountain you [A] can watch old 97 _ roll. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
Oh, I'd rather be in some dark hollow, _ where the sun [G]
don't [D] ever shine.
_ Be _ [G] in some big city in a small [A] road with you on [D] my mind. _ _
So blow your whistle, great train, _ take me [G] tomorrow down [D] the train.
_ _ I'm leaving today, I'm [G] going far away, Lord I'm leaving, [A] but I'm
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
_ Thanks again Jim, thanks to you folks.
I enjoyed very much meeting with you folks on-
_ _ _ I appreciate you coming by and-
I hope you guys _ enjoyed the [F#] tapes that you have picked up.
[C#] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ There's a cake in there for you to stay.
_ I want to _ congratulate [B] you both for sticking around for a second [D] half of today's-
[B] I wonder whether you liked what you saw and heard or whether sticking around to see if it's going to get any [F#] better or not.
_ _ [D] We've got a lot of requests to answer here, so we'll [F#] just jump into that and hope that
you're a favor to one of the ones who've done [D] it. _ _ _
_ _ _ Back around the turn of the century down in the south central part of Virginia, not too
far from where I was born and raised, they had a little train wreck they wrote a song about. _ _ _
They gave heavy orders at [Dm] Monroe, [G] Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] town.
_ It's a night to be [G] late, oh 97, [D] you must put her in [F#] the center [D] of town.
_ _ He looked around and said [Gm] to his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [A] more call.
_ _ [D] And when we cross [Gm] the wide open [D] mountain you can watch [A] old 97 _ [D] roll. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ And [D] when we cross _ [G] the wide open mountain you _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ can watch old 97 roll.
They gave heavy [G] orders at Monroe, Virginia, [D] said stay, you ain't behind [A] _ town.
[D] It's a night to be late, [G] oh 97, [D] you must put her [A] in the center [D] of town.
_ He looked around and said to [G] his like crazy farming, [D] just a little, little [E] more call.
_ [D] And when we [G] cross the wide open mountain you [A] can watch old 97 _ roll. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
Oh, I'd rather be in some dark hollow, _ where the sun [G]
don't [D] ever shine.
_ Be _ [G] in some big city in a small [A] road with you on [D] my mind. _ _
So blow your whistle, great train, _ take me [G] tomorrow down [D] the train.
_ _ I'm leaving today, I'm [G] going far away, Lord I'm leaving, [A] but I'm