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Jackson Station The Band of Heathens Verse 1
Well GMamas’ got a voice likDe sugar, it’s so sweet Gand fine GSister sang amazing grace she’s right in tiDme And Gthey’re laying poor poppG7a low, in thCe ground that he worked anCadd9d sowed And GI’ll be waiting at the JacksoDn Station for the train tGo roll
Verse 2
She’s beeGn up all night, she goDt crows walking around heGr eyes GBut she can still raise a cup in a toast till the well ran Ddry GHe left her on a Tuesday G7still, with Cgin, whiskey and a bottle of Cadd9pills And now she’Gs waitin’ at the JackDson Station looking over Gthe hill
Bridge
CTake me away hear that Gwhistle play a sad sad song CLay me down where the Griver runs wide and Dstrong GSometimes she rides a ticket G7home COther times she'll leave you all Cmalone GJust a waiting at the Jackson DStation waiting for the Gtrain to go
Verse 3
Well the Gfour nineteen rolls Don the red ball Gline GAnd the backwater shacks awaken to the four one Dnine And Gshe’s got smoke coming out of heG7r stack CDead running on a ten mile Cadd9track She’Gs waiting at thDe Jackson Station never cominGg back She’Gs waiting at thDe Jackson Station never cominGg back G D C hold She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back CAin’t never cominGg back
Harmonica Solo end G D G G D G G7 C Cadd9 G D G Submitted by Bob O’Neill