Truck Driver Blues
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"Truck Driver Blues" - The Willis Brothers
Track 9 of 12 on the album "Hey, Mister Truck Driver!" (1968)
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[Intro]
G7 C
[Verse 1]
C
Feeling tired and weary from my head down to my shoes
F C
Feeling tired and weary from my head down to my shoes
G7 C
Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues
[Verse 2]
C
Keep those wheels a-rolling, I got no time to lose
F C
Keep those wheels a-rolling, I got no time to lose
G7 C
Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues
[Bridge]
C
Ride, ride
C
Ride on into town
F C
There's a honky-tonk gal awaiting
D7 G7
And I've got my troubles to drown
[Verse 3]
C
I never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose
F C
Never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose
G7 C
Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues
[Interlude]
G7 C
[Bridge]
C
Ride, ride
C
Ride on into town
F C
There's a honky-tonk gal awaiting
D7 G7
And I've got my troubles to drown
[Verse 4]
C
I never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose
F C
Never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose
G7 C
Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues
G7 C
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