Bill Monroe - In the pines

^GThe longest train that ^CI ever ^Gsaw went down that ^DGeorgia ^Gline. The engine ^Cpassed at six o^G'clock and the cabin ^Dpassed at ^Gnine.

^GIn the pines, in the pines, ^Cwhere the sun never ^Gshines and you ^Dshiver when the cold ^Gwind blows.

^GI asked the Captain for the ^Ctime of ^Gday, He said he throwed his ^Dwatch ^Gaway. A long steel rail and a shor^Ct cross ^Gtie, I'm on my way ^Dback ^Ghome.

^GLittle girl, little girl, what ^Chave I ^Gdone, that makes you ^Dtreat me^G so? You cause me to weep, and you c^Cause me to m^Goan, You cause me to ^Dleave my ^Ghome.

^GIf I listened to what my ^CMama ^Gsaid, then I would not be ^Dhere to^Gday. Well the same old ^Ctrain that ^Gbought me here, will soon ^Dtake me ^Gaway.