Hank Williams - Log train

I^Cf you will listen a so^Fng i will s^Cing about my daddy who ran a log tr^Gain ^Cway down in the southland in ^Fold ala^Cbam we lived in a place that they call^Ged chapman t^Cown

^CLate in the evening when the s^Fun was l^Cow way off in the distance you could hear the train b^Glow ^Cthe folks would come running and mo^Fmma would s^Cing get the supper on the table here co^Gmes the log tr^Cain

^Cevery morning at the br^Feak of d^Cay he'd grab his lunch bucket and be on his ^Gway ^Cwinter or summer, sun^Fshine or r^Cain every morning he'd run that o^Gld log tr^Cain

^Ca sweatin and swearin al^Fl day lo^Cng shoutin get up there oxens keep movin al^Gong ^Cload 'er boys cause it lo^Foks like ra^Cin i've got to get rollin this o^Gld log train

^Cthis story happened a l^Fong time a^Cgo the log train is silent, god called dad to ^Ggo ^Cbut when i get to heaven to al^Fways rem^Cain i'll listen for the whistle on the o^Gld log train