D C G D (Willie)D I've been on the road most all of my lifeA Traveled from coast to coast In search of some pleasures and treasures and thingsD Whatever pleased me the most. Like bandanas and blue jeans and old cowboy clothesG That bring back an old country songD About rough rides and red eyes and old broken bonesC G D And railroad tracks running back home.G D Put me on a train back to TexasG D I've been where the highwaymen roamG D Put me on a train back to TexasC G D Wake me up when we reach San Antone.C G D Wake me up when we reach San Antone. (Waylon)D Mamma says home's where the heart isA Like Bob Wills said in a poem My heart is there in the middle of TexasD Beside the old Alamo. Like my broken in saddle and old leather bootsG I'm worn but I'm still going strongD Cowboys can tell when the seasons are changingC G D And I think it's time to move on.G D Put me on a train back to TexasG D I've been where the highwaymen roamG D Put me on a train back to TexasC G D Wake me up when we reach San Antone.C G D Wake me up when we reach San Antone.
Put Me On A Train Back To Texas
Waylon Jennings
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