Long White Line
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capo 2
E
I won't be around this old town anymore for a long long time
E
Gonna hit the road and start looking for the end of that long white line
E B7 E
Gonna hit the road and start looking for the end of that long white line
E
I woke up my baby was gone without her I don't need no home
E
Gonna hit the road and start looking for the end of that long white line
E B7 E
Gonna hit the road and start looking for the end of that long white line
A E
Went to the bank to get my dough I don't care where I go
E B7
Gonna' push this rig 'til I push that girl out of my mind
A E
If somebody wants to know what's become of this so and so
E
Tell em' I'm somewhere looking for the end of that long white line
E B7 E
Tell em' I'm somewhere looking for the end of that long white line
A E
New York City, Old St. Joe, Albuquerque New Mexico
E B7
This old rig is humming and rolling and doing fine
A E
If somebody wants to know what's become of this so and so
E
Tell em' I'm somewhere looking for the end of that long white line
E B7 E
Tell em' I'm somewhere looking for the end of that long white line
Solo
A E
New York City, Old St. Joe, Albuquerque New Mexico
E B7
This old rig is humming and rolling and doing fine
A E
If somebody wants to know what's become of this so and so
E
Tell em' I'm somewhere looking for the end of that long white line
E B7 E
Tell em' I'm somewhere looking for the end of that long white line
E
I won't be around this old town anymore for a long long time
E
Gonna hit the road and start looking for the end of that long white line
E B7 E
Gonna hit the road and start looking for the end of that long white line
How to play Long White Line
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.