Song To Woody
Ton : AEnglish
I'm Aout here a tA/C#housand mE7iles from myA home
WDalkin' a roA/C#ad other mBmen have gone dAown
I'm sAeein' your wA/C#orld of pDeople and tAhings
Your pAaupeA/C#rs and peE7asants and priBm7nces aDnd kinAgs
HeyA hey Woody GA/C#uthrie I wrE7ote you a sAong
'Bout a fDunny ol' wA/C#orld that's aBm7-comin' aAlong
Seems sAick an' it's hA/C#ungry it's tDired and it's tAorn
It loAoks lA/C#ike it's a dE7yin' an' it's hBm7ardly Dbeen boArn
HeAy Woody GutA/C#hrie but I kE7now that you knAow
All the tDhings that I'm a sA/C#ayin' an' aBm7-many times mAore
I'm a-sAingin' you the sA/C#ong but I cDan't sing eAnough
'Cause there's A notA/C# many mE7en that done thBm7ings yDou donAe
Here's to CAisco an' SA/C#onny an' LE7eadbelly tAoo
An' to aDll the good pA/C#eople that tBm7raveled with yAou
HAere's to the hA/C#earts and the hDands of the mAen
That cAome A/C#with the duE7st and are goBm7ne witDh the winAd
I'm a-Aleavin' toA/C#morroe but I cE7ould leave tAoday
SomewDhere dA/C#own the road sBm7omeday A
The vAery last tA/C#hing that I'd wE7ant to dAo
Is to Asay A/C# I've E7been hittin' some haBm7rd traDvelin' tooA