^GThe train rolled out of Missis^B7sippi e^Cighty something years ^Gago I bet ^Cnobody ever k^Gnew how f^Aar it was gonna r^Doll So old ^B7Blue Yodeler won't you ^Csing your sweet ref^Grain ^CJimmy did you know we's ^Dall gonna ride the t^Grain

^GIt seems like all of my l^B7ife I've been ^Cwaiting for a t^Grain ^CI've clung to every s^Gong and every ^Ayodel that you ever ^Dsang ^GAnd I've felt everyt^B7hing you have in ^Cthese old guitar^G strings ^CJimmy did you know we were ^Dall gonna ride that t^Grain

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So o^B7ld Blue Yodeler won't you ^Csing your sweet refr^Gain Yo^Cu were the singin' ^Gbrakeman who knew a^All about love and p^Dain ^D7 Roll^B7 on through history, let 'em ^Cknow where it all beg^Gan J^Cimmy did you know we's ^Dall gonna ride the t^Grain

Snow and Haggard said it. Like old Tubb I'm gonna say it too You're the granddad of country music and we sure did love you Old Louis played the trumpet; It sounded mighty good back then I wish we could bring that music back again (chorus and out) www.davidfrizzell.com

David Frizzell - Old blue yodeler