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Tuning: E A D G B E
after about a year and a bunch of research and some guessing. i think i have this song figured out. this is just the lyrics and the chords. to play with the record you'll need to tune down a full step to DGCFAD heres a video for the licks that norman plays https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss4W5lx7SSY&t=86s here a full show where he actully plays the song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgGsIXmHD0c&t=1731s good luck [Verse 1]
Gdown on the southern railroad line on a Cdrowsy August dGay GCame a man from across the Bmtracks, and sCtopped our childish Gplay GBoys don't you raise no cain today, DI remember the words he Csaid GFranny Walrevan's sick you know, witFh a badC pain in her hGead
[Verse 2]
GWell, he said we've tell the engineer, Cthat pulls oldG 41 GNot to blow his whistle lBmoud on the mCorning mail rGun GAnd the fast express from Birmingham Dthat's always just on tCime GShe won't blow the whistle post aFt CrosCsing No. G9
[Verse 3]
GWell, the August days soon turned to fall, and a Cchill was in the Gair GThe preacher came, theBm kinfolks went, and fCriends was everywGhere GThen one day they brought the news that Dtore hard at my miCnd GFanny Wall Ray is gone away, froFm CrossCing No. G9
[Verse 4]
GWay back home in Sulphur Springs wCinter's coming haGrd GThe Georgia wind is blBmowing shrill acroCss the section yGard G S C The snow is falling cold and white on the Southern Railroad line GAnd the trains they don't blow no more ---- forF CrossiCng No. G9