Confederate Railroad - Three verses

He had a ^FMartin I had a Fender, we were ^Bbthirteen years of age ^FOut back in the tool shed, we were ^Csearchin? for the same Every^Fday all through that summer, we?d ^Bbrock n roll and rage All the ^Fneighbors kept complainin?, but it ^Cnever slowed us ^Fdown.

We sang ^BbThree Verses of Dixie, Can?t ^FGet No Satisfaction ^Bb Rainy Women Numbers ^F12 and 3^C5 ^BbTry A Little ^FTenderness, A Whiter Shape Of ^BbPale ^GTurn Turn Turn, For ^FWhat It?s Worth, ^BbLong ^CBlack ^FVeil.

^FMoved out to California, ^Bbshootin? for the stars The ^Fbiggest thing since Elvis, ^Cnothin? could go wrong But they ^Ftook us for all our money, and ^Bbeverything else we owned So we ^Fgot ourselves some whiskey, and we ^Cdrank it all night ^Flong.

We sang ^BbThree Verses of Dixie, Can?t ^FGet No Satisfaction ^Bb Rainy Women, and A ^FBad Moon On The ^CRise ^BbTry A Little ^FTenderness, A Whiter Shape Of ^BbPale ^GTurn Turn Turn, For ^FWhat It?s Worth, ^BbLong ^CBlack ^FVeil.

Oh we ^Dnever quite got ^Bbover it, we ^Fwhen out separate ^Cways ^D He traded in his ^Bbmusic for cocaine ^Fnights, and reckless ^Cdays Still I ^Bbknew he always ^Fwanted, to make one last ^Cjourney ^Bbhome.

Near a ^Fsmall white church in the valley, ^Bbbeneath a wooden bridge ^F Patiently we waited, on that ^Ccold Alabama rain Then the ^Fpreacher started preachin?, about ^Bblives and about our times The ^Fsun was slowly sinkin?, as we ^Claid his body ^Fdown.

We sang ^BbThree Verses of Dixie, What a ^FFriend We Have In Jesus ^Bb Walkin? In The Garden, and The ^FOld Rugged ^CCross ^BbTry A Little ^FTenderness, A Whiter Shape Of ^BbPale ^GTurn Turn Turn, For ^FWhat It?s Worth, ^BbLong ^CBlack ^FVeil.^Bb

We sang Long Black ^FVeil ^Bb We sang Long Black ^FVeil.^{Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb}