B7 A7 B7 A7 G# F# EE A E Well I’ m your ramblin’ man and I can lift your latchB7 A7 E Well I could stay here, Mama, but I got me some trains to catchE When the cold north wind stops blowin’E I’ ll still be walking the lineE You ever see me laughin’ little ladyE I’ m laughin’ just to keep from cryin’E7 A E I’ m your ramblin’ man and some Christmas timeB7 A7 E Won’ t you hang my holey socks on a midnight lineE Well that mountainside’ s just gonna sit thereE That river’ s gonna rush on byE Don’ t ask me to hang aroundE I couldn’ t stay here if I triedE7 A E I’ m your ramblin’ man and I can go where I chooseB7 A7 E And if you sing me a song, Mama, make it a midnight bluesE E7 A E B7 A7 EE Well don’ t that moon look beautiful, babyE Climbin’ up through the skyE Well it looks like I’ m gonna chase that moonE Mama, ‘ til the day I dieE7 A E I’ m your ramblin’ man and there ain’ t no doubtB7 A7 E I’ m gonna hang out late, Mama, with the midnight crowdE E7 A E B7 A7 EE Where the silver starlight glistensE On the green mossy banks of timeE I’ m gonna spend my long nights listeningE And looking for a star that’ s mineE7 A E I’ m your ramblin’ man, and ‘ til I come homeB7 A7 E Won’ t you hang my midnight mail on a rollin’ stone
Ramblin Man
Jimmie Dale Gilmore
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