[C] ROLLIN, Marley’s Ghost
[C] Way out yonder where the road [F] disappears
I’ve been [Am] trying to get to that [G] place for [C] years
But the [C] longer I drive day after [F] day
[Am] That Old Road keeps [G] slipping [C] away
[C] Lonely is a word that some men [F] use
When they [Am] talk about them [G] rambling [C] blues
You can [C] curse your fate and you can curse the [F] cold
But you [Am] keep on rolling cuz it’s [G] all you [C] know
{ CHORUS } – – – I’ve [F] been to the mountain and I’ve [Bb] been to the [F] plain
Every [C] place I’ve been it all [G] looks the [C] same
If I [F] ever stopped rolling what [Bb] would I [F] be
A [C] shipwrecked sailor staring [G] out at the [C] sea
Be a [Am] shipwrecked sailor staring [G] out at the [C] sea
Be a [Am] shipwrecked sailor searching [G] for the [C] sea
Be a [Am] shipwrecked sailor in [G] Tennessee[C] .
Keep your [C] eye on the road and your hands on the [F] wheel
Don’t [Am] think about tomorrow or the [G] way you [C] feel
Just [C] listen to the tires sing that highway [F] song
It’s a [Am] short time here and a [G] LONG time [C] gone
{ BREAK TO CHORUS }
