Whiskey Train
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
4th traste
As recorded by Jameson Rodgers
(2023 release)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
D C Bm G
[Verse 1]
Dm C
Five o'clock on Friday I could hear that whistle blowing
Bm C
It's been a long hell of a week so I couldn't help from going
Dm C
To the bar right down the road where they play them drinking songs
Bm C
So I bought a round then I sat down and started climbing on
[Chorus]
D C
That whiskey train, Tennessee Whiskey train
Bm C
No going back, I'm on the tracks, just shooting Jack, there ain't no stopping that
D C
Whiskey train, ain't feeling no pain
Bm C
I'm good timing, all damn nighting, I ain't driving, I'm just riding
D G
On that whiskey train
Dm G
Yeah, on that whiskey train
[Verse 2]
Dm C
I got a reputation, yeah ask anyone around
Bm C
I go a little crazy, when I go to Lynchburg town
Dm C
So if you don't like getting wild you best get out of here
Bm C D
'Cause I ain't drinking Cuervo and I ain't sipping a beer
[Chorus]
D C
I'm on that whiskey train, Tennessee Whiskey train
Bm C
No going back, I'm on the tracks, just shooting Jack, there ain't no stopping that
D C
Whiskey train, ain't feeling no pain
Bm C
I'm good timing, all damn nighting, I ain't driving, I'm just riding
D G
On that whiskey train
Bm7 C
Yeah, on that whiskey train
[Guitar Solo]
D C Bm7 C
[Bridge]
D C
Yeah, I know in the morning I'll have to catch a ride
Bm C
Up on that struggle bus, yeah but tonight
[Out-Chorus]
D C
I'm on that whiskey train, Tennessee Whiskey train
Bm C
No going back, I'm on the tracks, just shooting Jack, there ain't no stopping that
D C
Whiskey train, ain't feeling no pain
Bm C
I'm good timing, all damn nighting, I ain't driving, I'm just riding
D C
On that whiskey train
Bm7 C D C
I'm on that whiskey train, Tennessee Whiskey train
Bm C
I'm on that whiskey train
How to play Whiskey Train
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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.