[D]Well, I followed my feet all acrooss this l[G]and
A t[D]une in my heart and a b[A]ottle in my hand
[D]From the cold, cold east
To the woods out w[G]est
[D]Ain't no home just l[A]ucky I g[D]uess
[G]I've seen the sunrise over the w[D]ater
[A]Howled at the moon by the [D]embers glow
[G]Stole me a kiss from a p[D]oor man's daughter
[Bm]Threw on my pack and a[A]way I g[D]oss
[D]Well, it looks like rain and it taste like h[G]ell
[D]Ain't nobody ever wi[A]shed me well
[D]Tried to make me stand in the welfare l[G]ine
[D]I ain't seen free in a l[A]ong old t[D]ime
Well, e[G]very town is g[D]one by morning
[A]Hitch to another till s[D]un the goes down
[G]Find me a boxcar, [D]one or two brothers
[Bm]Take out a bottle and p[A]ass it a[D]round
[D]There's trouble at the border and a far off w[G]ar
[D]Oil in the water and the sh[A]ut down store
[D]Big banks closin' and the world ain't [G]round
[D]Jail filled up and the d[A]eal gone d[D]own
[G]But I got all I need on the hi[D]ghway
[A]Little bit of luck and a r[D]ainbow stew
[G]Sing a little song for the ones who r[D]amble
[Bm]Hard to carry on like the wa[A]y we d[D]o
[D]Now I've had friends who've walked that l[G]ine
[D]Spent life workin' for a n[A]ickle and a dime
[D]The come home ragged at the end of their d[G]ay
[D]Feet on the table, not a w[A]ord to s[D]ay
[G]Sometimes I might have to w[D]onder
[A]How's it gunna end for a m[D]an like me
[G]Slept in the rain and da[D]nced in the thunder
[Bm]I get a little bit ol[A]der
[Bm]I get a little bit ol[A]der
[Bm]I'll get a little t[A]une on my fiddle
And th[G]en I'll be on my way
[D]I followed my feet all across this l[G]and
[D]A tune in my heart and a [A]bottle in my hand
[D]The mines in the east To the woods out w[G]est
[D]Ain't no home just l[A]ucky I gu[D]ess
[D]Never had a home just l[A]ucky I g[D]uess
A t[D]une in my heart and a b[A]ottle in my hand
[D]From the cold, cold east
To the woods out w[G]est
[D]Ain't no home just l[A]ucky I g[D]uess
[G]I've seen the sunrise over the w[D]ater
[A]Howled at the moon by the [D]embers glow
[G]Stole me a kiss from a p[D]oor man's daughter
[Bm]Threw on my pack and a[A]way I g[D]oss
[D]Well, it looks like rain and it taste like h[G]ell
[D]Ain't nobody ever wi[A]shed me well
[D]Tried to make me stand in the welfare l[G]ine
[D]I ain't seen free in a l[A]ong old t[D]ime
Well, e[G]very town is g[D]one by morning
[A]Hitch to another till s[D]un the goes down
[G]Find me a boxcar, [D]one or two brothers
[Bm]Take out a bottle and p[A]ass it a[D]round
[D]There's trouble at the border and a far off w[G]ar
[D]Oil in the water and the sh[A]ut down store
[D]Big banks closin' and the world ain't [G]round
[D]Jail filled up and the d[A]eal gone d[D]own
[G]But I got all I need on the hi[D]ghway
[A]Little bit of luck and a r[D]ainbow stew
[G]Sing a little song for the ones who r[D]amble
[Bm]Hard to carry on like the wa[A]y we d[D]o
[D]Now I've had friends who've walked that l[G]ine
[D]Spent life workin' for a n[A]ickle and a dime
[D]The come home ragged at the end of their d[G]ay
[D]Feet on the table, not a w[A]ord to s[D]ay
[G]Sometimes I might have to w[D]onder
[A]How's it gunna end for a m[D]an like me
[G]Slept in the rain and da[D]nced in the thunder
[Bm]I get a little bit ol[A]der
[Bm]I get a little bit ol[A]der
[Bm]I'll get a little t[A]une on my fiddle
And th[G]en I'll be on my way
[D]I followed my feet all across this l[G]and
[D]A tune in my heart and a [A]bottle in my hand
[D]The mines in the east To the woods out w[G]est
[D]Ain't no home just l[A]ucky I gu[D]ess
[D]Never had a home just l[A]ucky I g[D]uess