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VERSE 1
DO SOLI'd play the Red River Valley,
LAm REmand he'd sit out in the kitchen and cry.
- RE FA FAm
And run his fingers through seventy years of livin'
DO SOL LAm And wonder Lord, has every well I drilled run dry.
REmWe were friends me and this old man.
CHORUS- FA SOL
Like desperadoes waiting for a train,
FA SOL Like desperadoes waiting for a train,
FA SOLLike desperadoes waiting for a train,
- FA FAm DO
Like desperadoes waiting for a train.
VERSE 2
DO SOLHe's a drifter and a driller of oil wells,
LAm REmand an old school man of the world,
- RE FA FAm
He'd let me drive his car when he's too drunk to,
DO SOL LAm And he'd wink and give me money for the girls,
REmAnd our lives was like some old western movie.
VERSE 3
- DO SOL
From the time that I could walk he'd take me with him,
LAm REm to a bar called the Green Frog Cafe,
RE FA FAmAnd there was old men with beer guts and dominoes,
- DO SOL LAm
Lyin' 'bout their lives while they'd play,
REm And I was just a kid they called his sidekick
VERSE 4
DO SOLOne day I looked up and he's pushin' eighty,
- LAm REm
And there's brown tobacco stains all down his chin,
RE FA FAm To me he's one of the heroes of this country,
DO SOL LAmSo why's he all dressed up like them old men,
- REm
Drinkin' beer and playin' Moon and Forty Two
VERSE 5
DO SOLThe day before he died I went to see him
LAm REmI was grown and he was almost gone
- RE FA FAm
So we just closed our eyes and dreamed us up a kitchen
DO SOL LAm And sang another verse to that old song
REmCome on Jack, that son of a bitch is a-coming.
VERSE 1
DO SOLI'd play the Red River Valley,
LAm REmand he'd sit out in the kitchen
..and cry.
RE FAAnd run his fingers through
- FAm
..seventy years of livin'
DO SOL LAm And wonder Lord, has every well I
..drilled run dry.
REmWe were friends me and this old
..man.
- CHORUS
FA SOL Like desperadoes waiting for a
..train,
FA SOLLike desperadoes waiting for a
..train,
FA SOLLike desperadoes waiting for a
..train,
FA FAm DOLike desperadoes waiting for a
..train.
VERSE 2
DO SOLHe's a drifter and a driller of
..oil wells,
LAm REmand an old school man of the
..world,
RE FA FAmHe'd let me drive his car when
..he's too drunk to,
DO SOL LAmAnd he'd wink and give me money
..for the girls,
REmAnd our lives was like some old
..western movie.
VERSE 3
DO SOLFrom the time that I could walk
..he'd take me with him,
LAm REmto a bar called the Green Frog
..Cafe,
RE FA FAmAnd there was old men with beer
..guts and dominoes,
DO SOL LAmLyin' 'bout their lives while
..they'd play,
REmAnd I was just a kid they called
..his sidekick
VERSE 4
DO SOLOne day I looked up and he's
..pushin' eighty,
LAm REmAnd there's brown tobacco stains
..all down his chin,
RE FA FAmTo me he's one of the heroes of
..this country,
DO SOL LAmSo why's he all dressed up like
..them old men,
REmDrinkin' beer and playin' Moon and
..Forty Two
VERSE 5
DO SOLThe day before he died I went to
..see him
LAm REmI was grown and he was almost gone
RE FA FAmSo we just closed our eyes and
..dreamed us up a kitchen
DO SOL LAmAnd sang another verse to that old
..song
REmCome on Jack, that son of a bitch
..is a-coming.
- SUONA ANCHE ..
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