White Lines And Roadside Signs
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"White Lines and Roadside Signs" - The Willis Brothers
Track 2 of 12 on the album "Hey, Mister Truck Driver!" (1968)
[!] Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6wd2cTczxg [!]
[!] Capo on 1st fret [!]
[Intro]
G D A7 D
[Chorus]
A7 D
A7 D
[Verse 1]
D G
I've spent my life behind the wheel
D A7 D
Of a big red diesel hauling steel
G
Making a living for those kids of mine
D A7 D
Keeping to the right of the little white lines
[Verse 2]
D G
I can recall, when I was a boy
D A7 D
A homemade truck was my only toy
G
I would save the feedsack twine
D A7 D
And use it in the dirt for my little white line
[Chorus]
A7 D
White lines and roadside signs
A7 D
White lines and roadside signs
[Interlude]
G D A7 D
[Verse 3]
D G
I'm so proud that my life's been good
D A7 D
I wouldn't change it if I could
G
For travel and reading broadens your mind
D A7 D
And I've read a lot of those roadside signs
[Verse 4]
D G
When I die, Lord, mark my way
D A7 D
So this truck driver won't go astray
G
The gates of heaven, I'll surely find
D A7 D
By keeping to the right of the little white line
[Chorus]
A7 D
White lines and roadside signs
A7 D
White lines and roadside signs
A7 D
White lines and roadside signs
A7 D
White lines and roadside signs
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