Title: Some Go Home Subtitle: Jerry Jeff Walker DK. . "Bein' Free". . 1970 [D] [Dsus4] [D] [Dsus4] [D]A soldier [Dsus4]rides on a train to Tennes[D]see,[Dsus4] [D]And half a[Dsus4]sleep he dreams, it isn't a [D]dream.[Dsus4] [C]With each click of the [G]wheels on steel, a [D]face goes by,[Dsus4][D] [C]With each face that he [G]loves he turns and [D]sighs.[Dsus4][D] # CHORUS And he's [C]head[G]ed [Dsus4]home Yes, he's [C]headed [D]home, To try and find his [Dsus4]life again, [C]And to wonder what's be[Dsus4]come of [D]them.[Dsus4][D] # [D]A young girl [Dsus4]waving goodbye while his mother stood [D]cryin',[Dsus4] [D]With lips like [Dsus4]honey she was lovin' him all of the [D]time'n.[Dsus4] [C]"Won't matter how [G]long you're gone, I'll [D]wait for you".[Dsus4][D] [C]Now you know you were [G]gone such a long long [D]time.[Dsus4][D] # CHORUS

And you ^Ccan't go ^Dsus4home, no you ^Ccan't go ^Dhome, Expectin' every^Dsus4thing you knew, ^Cto be waitin' ^Dsus4there on ^Dyou.

# REFRAIN

^GThat train's.. m^Aovin' on down the ^Dline,^Dsus4^D ^GLeavin' people at ^Aevery depot be^Dhind,^Dsus4^D And you ^Gwanna begin some^Awhere, But you ^Gremember what it like down ^Athere, So you move down the ^Dline. Hm-^Dsus4mm-^Dmm.

^DThree rows ^Dsus4back a young woman looks out the ^Dtrain,^Dsus4 ^DHer eyes ^Dsus4reveal that her life is desperately ^Dplain.^Dsus4 ^CShe's a woman who's ^Gseen this world and not ^Dtouched one man,^Dsus4^D ^CShe knows she ^Gcould if she would but she ^Dcan't.^Dsus4^D

# CHORUS

And she's ^Cheadin' ^Dsus4home Yes, she's ^Cheadin' ^Dhome, Back where life begins and ends, And they ^Cfeel that you be^Dsus4long to ^Dthem.

^DBut there was a ^Dsus4time that time when the time was so ^Dright,[Dsusu4] ^DClose e^Dsus4nough you swear to G_d, you still smell the ^Dnight.^Dsus4 ^CBut somehow the ^Gclock struck twelve, the ^Dball was through,^Dsus4^D ^CNow here you ^Gare, could that be ^Dyou?^Dsus4 ^D

# CHORUS

Whoa you ^Ccan't go ^Dsus4on, no no you ^Ccan't go ^Don, Livin' safe in^Dsus4side your walls, ^CNever taste ^Dsus4life at ^Dall.

# REFRAIN

^GThat train's.. ^Amovin' on down the ^Dline,^Dsus4^D ^GLeavin' people at ^Aevery depot beh^Dind.^Dsus4^D You ^Gwanna begin some^Awhere, but you'll ^Galways take a chance out ^Athere, So you move down the ^Dline.Hm-^Dsus4mm-^Dmm.

^DI sit half ^Dsus4drunk in the dining car and ob^Dserve life,^Dsus4 ^DI got him ^Dsus4pegged and I'm pretty sure I got ^Dher right.^Dsus4 ^CWhen you've been as ^Gfar as I have, you ^Dknow these things,^Dsus4^D ^CThat's the reason that it's ^Gsad and drank the ^Ddrinks.^Dsus4^D

# CHORUS

'Cause I ^Cgot no ^Dsus4home no, and I ^Cneed no ^Done, Nothing to bring ^Dsus4pain again, ^CIt's great just ^Dsus4livin' on the ^Dwind.

^DBut the woman is ^Dsus4met by her husband there at the ^Dstation,^Dsus4 ^DAnd two stops ^Dsus4later the soldier's girl is still ^Dwaitin'.^Dsus4 ^CI simply accept the ^Gfact they're just ^Dlucky, that's all,^Dsus4^D ^CBut the fact is I ^Gdon't believe they pulled it ^Doff.^Dsus4^D

# CHORUS

And I ^Ccan't go ^Dsus4on no, no, I ^Ccan't go ^Don Making ^Dsus4everything I see, ^Cfit the way that it ^Dsus4is for ^Dme.

# REFRAIN

^GThat train's just ^Amovin' on down the ^Dline,^Dsus4^D ^GLeavin' people at ^Aevery depot be^Dhind.^Dsus4^D And you ^Gwanna begin some^Awhere But for ^Gme there's nothing true out ^Athere So I move down the ^Dline.Hm-mm-^Dsus4mm,-mm-^Dmm. END

Jerry Jeff Walker - Some go home