Basically the same as the Old Crow Medicine Show version, but a step down (i.e. no capo). The basic strum pattern is: down, down/up, down/up.

intro

G D Em C G D C C

^GHeaded down south to the ^Dland of the pines ^EmThumbin' my way into ^CNorth Caroline ^GStarin' at the road ^Dpray to God ^CI see headligh^Cts

I ^Gmade it down the coast in ^Dseventeen hours ^EmPickin' me a bouquet of ^Cdogwood flowers And ^GI'm a hopin' for Raleigh I can ^Dsee my baby to^Cnight ^C

[one strum per chord]

So ^Grock me mama like a ^Dwagon wheel ^EmRock me mama any^Cway you feel

[resume strumming]

^GHey,^D mama ^Crock me ^C Well^G,Rock me mama like the ^Dwind and the rain ^EmRock me mama like a ^Csouth-bound train ^GHey,^D mama ^Crock me^C

G D Em C G D C C

Well ^Grunnin' from the cold ^Dup in New England I ^Emwas born to be a fiddler in an ^Cold-time stringband My ^Gbaby plays the guitar ^DI pick a banjo ^Cnow ^C

Oh, the ^GNorth country winters keep a ^Dgettin' me now Lost my ^Emmoney playin' poker so I ^Chad to up and leave But I ^Gain't a turnin' back To ^Dlivin' that old life ^Cno more ^C

So ^Grock me mama like a ^Dwagon wheel ^EmRock me mama any^Cway you feel ^GHey,^D mama ^Crock me^C Well ^Grock me mama like the ^Dwind and the rain ^EmRock me mama like a ^Csouth-bound train ^GHey,^D mama ^Crock me^C

[single strum for each chord]

Well ^Gwalkin' to the south ^Dout of Roanoke I caught a ^Emtrucker out of Philly Had a ^Cnice long toke But ^Ghe's a headed west from the ^DCumberland Gap

[resume regular strum]

To ^CJohnson City, ^CTennessee And I ^Ggotta get a move on ^Dhead for the sun I hear my ^Embaby callin' runnin' And I ^Cknow that she's the only one And ^Gif I die in Raleigh At ^Dleast I will die ^Cfree ^C

So ^Grock me mama like a ^Dwagon wheel ^EmRock me mama any^Cway you feel ^GHey,^D mama ^Crock m^Ce Well ^Grock me mama like the ^Dwind and the rain ^EmRock me mama like a ^Csouth-bound train ^GHey,^D mama ^Crock m^Ce

[single strum again]

Mumford & Sons - Wagon wheel