Wayne "The Train" Hancock - Cold Lonesome Wind Chords
Tempo:
67.6 bpm
Chords used:
E
Em
Am
B
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Em] [E]
[Em] [E] [B]
[Em] It's after two and it just [G] started [E] to [Eb] rain.
[E] [B]
[Em] Oh, the wind is blowing like an [E] old freight [B] train.
[E]
[Em] A distant thunder stirs me from [E] my bed.
[Ebm]
[Em] And all those longing [Gbm] memories [Abm] that I once thought [B] were dead.
Oh, [E] lonesome wind, take me back home, back to [Am] the [Ab] country [A] where [E] I belong.
Help me [Am] [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back [E] home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Em] [E]
[Em] My dad made sure we never missed [E] mail.
[Em] He worked those hours long and hard [E] to keep up on the bill.
[Em] My mother, she meant [Dbm] everything to him.
[Bm] And [Em] it's nights like this that really [B] start me missing both of them cold, lonesome [E] winds.
Take me back home, back [Am] to the country [E] where I belong.
Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [Am] the old days [E] again.
Take me back [Am] home, [B] [Gbm] cold, lonesome [E] wind.
[Em] [E]
[Em] [E] [Db]
[Em] [Abm] [E]
[Em] [Gbm] [B] [Abm] Oh, lonesome wind, [E] take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [A] the old days [E] again.
Take me [Am] back home, [B] [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Em] The years have passed and we've all moved [E] away.
[Em] In spite of everything that's gone, [E] we're all doing okay.
[Em] But on certain lonesome stormy nights, [E] I can still be found.
[Em] Searching through [E] the memories of [B] that little [Bb] oil [B] town, cold, [E] lonesome wind.
Take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
Help me [Am] [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Dbm] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Em] [E] [B]
[Em] It's after two and it just [G] started [E] to [Eb] rain.
[E] [B]
[Em] Oh, the wind is blowing like an [E] old freight [B] train.
[E]
[Em] A distant thunder stirs me from [E] my bed.
[Ebm]
[Em] And all those longing [Gbm] memories [Abm] that I once thought [B] were dead.
Oh, [E] lonesome wind, take me back home, back to [Am] the [Ab] country [A] where [E] I belong.
Help me [Am] [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back [E] home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Em] [E]
[Em] My dad made sure we never missed [E] mail.
[Em] He worked those hours long and hard [E] to keep up on the bill.
[Em] My mother, she meant [Dbm] everything to him.
[Bm] And [Em] it's nights like this that really [B] start me missing both of them cold, lonesome [E] winds.
Take me back home, back [Am] to the country [E] where I belong.
Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [Am] the old days [E] again.
Take me back [Am] home, [B] [Gbm] cold, lonesome [E] wind.
[Em] [E]
[Em] [E] [Db]
[Em] [Abm] [E]
[Em] [Gbm] [B] [Abm] Oh, lonesome wind, [E] take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [A] the old days [E] again.
Take me [Am] back home, [B] [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Em] The years have passed and we've all moved [E] away.
[Em] In spite of everything that's gone, [E] we're all doing okay.
[Em] But on certain lonesome stormy nights, [E] I can still be found.
[Em] Searching through [E] the memories of [B] that little [Bb] oil [B] town, cold, [E] lonesome wind.
Take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
Help me [Am] [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
[Dbm] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
Key:
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Em
Am
B
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[Em] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [B]
[Em] It's after two and it just [G] started [E] to [Eb] rain.
[E] _ [B]
[Em] Oh, the wind is blowing like an [E] old freight [B] train.
[E] _
[Em] A distant thunder stirs me from [E] my bed.
[Ebm]
[Em] And all those longing [Gbm] memories [Abm] that I once thought [B] were dead.
Oh, [E] lonesome wind, take me back home, back to [Am] the [Ab] country [A] where [E] I belong.
_ Help me [Am] _ [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back [E] home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind. _ _
[Em] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
[Em] My dad made sure we never missed [E] mail. _ _
[Em] He worked those hours long and hard [E] to keep up on the bill.
[Em] My mother, she meant [Dbm] everything to him.
_ [Bm] And [Em] it's nights like this that really [B] start me missing both of them cold, lonesome [E] winds.
Take me back home, back [Am] to the country [E] where I belong.
Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [Am] the old days [E] again.
Take me back [Am] home, [B] [Gbm] cold, lonesome [E] wind. _ _ _
_ [Em] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ [Em] _ [Abm] _ [E] _ _ _
[Em] _ _ _ _ [Gbm] _ [B] [Abm] Oh, lonesome wind, _ [E] take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
_ Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [A] the old days [E] again.
_ Take me [Am] back home, [B] _ [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind. _ _
[Em] The years have passed and we've all moved [E] away. _ _
[Em] In spite of everything that's gone, [E] we're all doing okay.
[Em] But on certain lonesome stormy nights, [E] I can still be found.
[Em] Searching through [E] the memories of [B] that little [Bb] oil [B] town, cold, [E] lonesome wind.
Take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
_ Help me [Am] _ [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
_ [Dbm] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [B]
[Em] It's after two and it just [G] started [E] to [Eb] rain.
[E] _ [B]
[Em] Oh, the wind is blowing like an [E] old freight [B] train.
[E] _
[Em] A distant thunder stirs me from [E] my bed.
[Ebm]
[Em] And all those longing [Gbm] memories [Abm] that I once thought [B] were dead.
Oh, [E] lonesome wind, take me back home, back to [Am] the [Ab] country [A] where [E] I belong.
_ Help me [Am] _ [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back [E] home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind. _ _
[Em] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
[Em] My dad made sure we never missed [E] mail. _ _
[Em] He worked those hours long and hard [E] to keep up on the bill.
[Em] My mother, she meant [Dbm] everything to him.
_ [Bm] And [Em] it's nights like this that really [B] start me missing both of them cold, lonesome [E] winds.
Take me back home, back [Am] to the country [E] where I belong.
Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [Am] the old days [E] again.
Take me back [Am] home, [B] [Gbm] cold, lonesome [E] wind. _ _ _
_ [Em] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ [Em] _ [Abm] _ [E] _ _ _
[Em] _ _ _ _ [Gbm] _ [B] [Abm] Oh, lonesome wind, _ [E] take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
_ Help me [Am] [Abm] relive [A] the old days [E] again.
_ Take me [Am] back home, [B] _ [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind. _ _
[Em] The years have passed and we've all moved [E] away. _ _
[Em] In spite of everything that's gone, [E] we're all doing okay.
[Em] But on certain lonesome stormy nights, [E] I can still be found.
[Em] Searching through [E] the memories of [B] that little [Bb] oil [B] town, cold, [E] lonesome wind.
Take me back home, back to [Am] the [A] country where I [E] belong.
_ Help me [Am] _ [Ab] [A] relive the old [E] days [Db] again.
[E] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [Gbm] cold, [E] lonesome wind.
_ [Dbm] Take me [Am] back home, [B] [A] cold, [E] lonesome wind. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _