Johnny Cash - Six days on the road

W^Aell, I pulled out of Pittsburgh, Ro^Ellin' down the Eastern Seab^Aoard. I've got my diesel wound up, And she's running like n^Eever before. Th^Dere's a speed zone ahead, a^Ell right, I d^Aon't see a c^Dop in sight. Six d^Aays on the road and I^E'm gonna make it home ton^Aight.

I g^Aot ten forward ge^Ears, And a Georgia overdri^Ave. I'm ta^Aking little white pills, And my eyes are op^Eened wide. I j^Dust passed a 'Jimmy' and a 'Wh^Eite?: I?ve been pa^Assin' everythin^Dg in sight. Six d^Aays on the road and I^E'm gonna make it home ton^Aight.

^AThe I.C.C. is chec^Eking on down the li^Ane. I^A'm a little overweight and my log's books are w^Eay behind. But no^Dthing bothers me tonight. I can do^Adge all the sca^Dles all right, Six d^Aays on the road and I^E'm gonna make it home ton^Aight.

^AWell, it seems like a month, Si^Ence I kissed my baby good-b^Aye. I co^Auld have a lot of women, But I'm not like some ot^Eher guys. I could f^Dind one to hold me ti^Eght, But I co^Auld never beli^Deve that it's right. Six d^Aays on the road and I^E'm gonna make it home ton^Aight.

^AWell my rig's a little ol^Ed, But that don't mean she's s^Alow. There's a fl^Aame from her stack, And the smoke's rolling b^Elack as coal. W^Dell my hometown's coming in si^Eght, If y^Aou think I'm ha^Dppy your right. Six da^Ays on the road and I^E'm gonna make it home ton^Aight..