Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon wheel

He^Eaded down south to the la^B4nd of the pines I'm thu^C#m7mbin' my way to North Caro^A2line St^Earin' up the road And pr^B4ay to God I see head^A2lights I ma^Ede it down the coast in se^B4venteen hours P^C#m7ickin' me a bouquet of do^A2gwood flowers And I'm a-ho^Epin' for Raleigh I can s^B4ee my baby ton^A2ight

So, r^Eock me mama like a wa^B4gon wheel Ro^C#m7ck me mama any wa^A2y you feel H^Eey^B4, mama ro^A2ck me Ro^Eck me mama like the w^B4ind and the rain Ro^C#m7ck me mama like a s^A2outh-bound train H^Eey^B4, mama ^A2rock me

R^Eunnin' from the cold ^B4up in New England I was b^C#m7orn to be a fiddler in an ^A2old-time string band My b^Eaby plays the guitar ^B4 I pick a banjo n^A2ow Ah, the no^Erth country winters keep a-g^B4ettin' me down And I lost my ^C#m7money playin' poker so I ^A2had to up and leave town But I ^Eain't a-turnin' back To li^B4vin' that old life no m^A2ore

So, ro^Eck me mama like a wa^B4gon wheel ^C#m7Rock me mama any w^A2ay you feel H^Eey^B4, mama ^A2rock me Ro^Eck me mama like the w^B4ind and the rain ^C#m7Rock me mama like a so^A2uth-bound train ^EHey^B4, mama r^A2ock me

Wa^Elkin' due south ^B4out of Roanoke I caught a tr^C#m7ucker out of Philly Had a n^A2ice long toke But h^Ee's a-headed west from the ^B4Cumberland Gap To J^C#m7ohnson City, Te^A2nnessee And I go^Etta get a move on b^B4efore the sun I hear my ^C#m7baby callin' my name And I k^A2now that she's the only one And i^Ef I die in Raleigh At ^B4least I will die f^C#m7ree ^A2

So, ro^Eck me mama like a wa^B4gon wheel ^C#m7Rock me mama any w^A2ay you feel H^Eey^B4, mama ro^A2ck me Ro^Eck me mama like the w^B4ind and the rain ^C#m7Rock Me Mama Like A So^A2uth Bound Train ^EHe^B4y, Mama R^A2ock Me