Chords for Dave Dudley performs on German TV 1979

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Dave Dudley performs on German TV 1979 chords
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Here is the superstar from Nashville, Tennessee, Dave Dudley!
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I'm digging little white fields in my [Eb] eyes, rolling wide.
I just passed the Jimmy in the white, [Ab] I'm passing [Db] everything in sight.
[Ab] Six days on the [Eb] road and I'm gonna make it home tonight.
Well it seemed like a month since I kissed my baby goodbye.
I could have a lot of women but I'm not like some other [Eb] guy.
I could find one to hold me tight, [Bb] but I could never make [Db] believe it's alright.
[Eb] Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it [Ab] home tonight.
[Eb] [Ab]
[Eb]
[Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
My [Eb] CCU's are checking on [Ab] down the line.
I'm a little overweight in my love for the three of I.
[Db] But nothing bothers [Eb] me tonight.
[Ab] I can dance all the [Db] scales alright.
[Eb] Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight.
[Ab] Well I'm a reasonably low but that don't mean she's low.
[Ab] There's a flame from a stack and that smoke's a [Eb] blowing black as coal.
[Db] My hometown's a [Eb] coming in sight, [Ab] and if you think I'm a [Db] happy you're right.
[Eb] Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight.
Yeah, six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight.
Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it [Ab] home tonight.
[N]
Thank you.
Dave Dudley!
Hello Chris.
Hello David.
Courtesy.
Another round of applause for Truckstar.
Oh yeah.
Wonderful.
Dave Dudley speaks great German.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I heard you're one of the most famous people in Germany.
You speak German very well.
You spoke German with me in the rehearsal.
Oh yeah.
Well, in German.
A big beer.
A big beer.
A big man, a big beer, of course.
A small beer wouldn't be enough.
More, more, more.
And cognac.
Cognac, yes.
Big cognac.
Big cognac.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Prost!
Dave Dudley.
Two generations ago, your ancestors came from Germany.
Where did they come from?
Your grandmother comes from?
Yes, yes.
From?
Königsberg.
Königsberg, yes.
And there was a wonderful meal in Königsberg.
Your grandmother always told you.
What's the name of it?
Königsberger Klopse.
Yes.
Famous in Königsberg, Klopse.
But he won't be the Königsberger. Yes.
Am I next?
Yes, you are.
Can I say one thing?
Yes, sure.
I called you Fritz, but actually it's Freddy.
But I want to say one more thing.
That's because I love you.
Fritz.
Fritz, he says to me.
David.
How about Don Manlos?
What?
Don Manlos.
Don Manlos.
Don Manlos.
Shall we go?
Yes, Don Manlos, truck driving man with Dave Dudley.
Let's go.
[Bb]
I wheeled into a truck [Eb] stop, didn't I, sir?
[Eb] A little place called the Half-Burger [Bb] Dan.
I heard that old jukebox playing a [Bb] song about a truck [Eb] driving man.
I had to wait to stun and brought [Ab] me my coffee.
[Eb] I thanked her and I called [C] her back again.
I said, you know, that song [Ab] sure do fit me.
[Bb] I'm just a truck driving man.
So pour me another [Ab] cup of coffee.
[Eb] For it is the best in [Bb] the land.
[Eb] And drop another quarter in the [Ab] jukebox.
For this [Bb] song about a truck driving [Eb] man.
Climbed up the board in my old [Ab] semi.
[Eb] Then like a flash [Bb] I was gone.
[Eb] I got off and the big [Ab] wheels were rolling.
[Bb] I'm on my [Eb] way to Santa.
So pour me another cup of coffee.
For it is the best in the [Bb] land.
And [Eb] drop another quarter [Ab] in the jukebox.
[Bb] Play a song about a truck [Eb] driving man.
And [Bb] I'm just a truck driving man.
[N] Thank [Eb] you.
[Cm]
[Ab] [Eb]
In life there's many hills to climb.
And [Cm] sometimes you get in a climb.
But [Ab] the day will come.
And a [Bb] brave luck.
[Eb] Will lift you past your situation.
[Cm] When it's over you're gonna win [Ab] that race.
Hang on [Bb] boys.
Keep on [Eb] truckin'.
[Ab] Keep on truckin'.
Till you reach the top.
Hey, [F] keep them wheels rolling.
[Bb] Don't ever let them stop.
Hell, [Eb] all that luck that you ain't [Cm] buying.
You can't fail if you [Eb] keep trying.
[Ab] Hang on boys.
[Eb] Keep on truckin'.
[Cm] [Ab] [Bb]
In life there's lots of little games.
[Cm]
No one will ever take the blame.
[Ab] For the bad.
[Bb] Only the good.
[Eb] So be yourself.
No need to make [Cm] it.
Life's the more than what you make it.
[Ab] Hang on [Bb] guys.
Keep [Eb] on truckin'.
Keep on [Ab] truckin'.
Till you reach the top.
Hey, [F] keep them wheels rolling.
[Bb] Don't ever let them stop.
[Eb] Hell, all that luck that you ain't buying.
[Cm] You can't fail if you keep trying.
[Ab] Hang on boys.
Keep on truckin'.
Keep [Ab] on truckin'.
Till you reach the top.
Yeah, [F] keep them wheels rolling.
[Bb] Don't ever let them stop.
[Eb] Hell, all that luck that you ain't buying.
[Cm] You can't fail if you keep trying.
[Ab] Hang on [Bb] girls.
Keep on [Eb] truckin'.
Hang on boys.
[Bb] Keep [Eb] on truckin'.
I say [Ab] hang on gang.
[Bb] Keep on truckin'.
I [Ab] say hang on world.
[Bb]
We'll [Eb] keep on truckin'.
[N]
Dave Dudley.
Hey, big man.
Thanks a million.
How's it going, people of Dave Dudley?
I have one more question.
Do you actually drive a truck?
In any case, you are the idol of all truck drivers in the United States.
But one last question.
With my truck?
Yes, yes.
Very quickly.
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Here is the superstar from Nashville, Tennessee, Dave Dudley! _
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_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _
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[Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ I'm digging little white fields in my [Eb] eyes, rolling wide.
_ I just passed the Jimmy in the white, [Ab] I'm passing [Db] everything in sight.
[Ab] Six days on the [Eb] road and I'm gonna make it home tonight.
_ Well it seemed like a month since I kissed my baby goodbye. _
_ I could have a lot of women but I'm not like some other [Eb] guy.
_ I could find one to hold me tight, [Bb] but I could never make [Db] believe it's alright.
[Eb] Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it [Ab] home tonight.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ My [Eb] CCU's are checking on [Ab] down the line.
_ I'm a little overweight in my love for the three of I.
_ [Db] But nothing bothers [Eb] me tonight.
[Ab] I can dance all the [Db] scales alright.
[Eb] Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight. _
_ [Ab] Well I'm a reasonably low but that don't mean she's low.
[Ab] _ There's a flame from a stack and that smoke's a [Eb] blowing black as coal.
_ [Db] My hometown's a [Eb] coming in sight, [Ab] and if you think I'm a [Db] happy you're right.
[Eb] Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight. _
_ Yeah, six days on the road and I'm gonna make it home tonight.
_ Six days on the road and I'm gonna make it [Ab] home tonight.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ _ Thank you. _ _ _
Dave Dudley!
Hello Chris.
_ _ Hello David.
_ _ Courtesy.
Another round of applause for Truckstar.
Oh yeah.
Wonderful.
_ _ _ _ Dave Dudley speaks great German. _ _ _ _
Thank you.
Thank you.
I heard you're one of the most famous people in Germany.
_ You speak German very well.
You spoke German with me in the rehearsal.
Oh yeah.
_ Well, in German.
_ _ _ A big beer. _
A big beer.
A big man, a big beer, of course.
A small beer wouldn't be enough.
More, more, more.
And cognac. _
Cognac, yes.
Big cognac.
Big cognac.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Prost! _ _ _ _
Dave Dudley.
_ _ _ Two generations ago, your ancestors came from Germany.
Where did they come from?
Your grandmother comes from?
Yes, yes.
From?
_ Königsberg.
Königsberg, yes.
And there was a wonderful meal in Königsberg.
Your grandmother always told you.
What's the name of it?
_ _ _ _ _ _ Königsberger Klopse.
_ _ Yes.
Famous in Königsberg, Klopse.
But he won't be the Königsberger. Yes.
Am I next?
Yes, you are.
Can I say one thing?
Yes, sure.
I called you Fritz, but actually it's Freddy.
But I want to say one more thing.
That's because I love you.
Fritz.
Fritz, he says to me.
David.
How about Don Manlos?
What?
Don Manlos.
Don Manlos.
Don Manlos.
Shall we go?
Yes, Don Manlos, truck driving man with Dave Dudley.
Let's go.
_ [Bb] _ _
_ _ _ I wheeled into a truck [Eb] stop, didn't I, sir?
[Eb] A little place called the Half-Burger [Bb] Dan.
I heard that old jukebox playing a [Bb] song about a truck [Eb] driving man.
I had to wait to stun and brought [Ab] me my coffee.
[Eb] I thanked her and I called [C] her back again.
I said, you know, that song [Ab] sure do fit me.
_ [Bb] I'm just a truck driving man.
So pour me another [Ab] cup of coffee.
[Eb] For it is the best in [Bb] the land.
[Eb] And drop another quarter in the [Ab] jukebox.
For this [Bb] song about a truck driving [Eb] man.
_ Climbed up the board in my old [Ab] semi. _
[Eb] Then like a flash [Bb] I was gone.
[Eb] I got off and the big [Ab] wheels were rolling.
_ [Bb] I'm on my [Eb] way to Santa.
So pour me another cup of coffee.
For it is the best in the [Bb] land.
And [Eb] drop another quarter [Ab] in the jukebox.
[Bb] Play a song about a truck [Eb] driving man.
And [Bb] I'm just a truck driving man. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] Thank _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] you.
_ _ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
In life there's many hills to climb.
And [Cm] sometimes you get in a climb.
But [Ab] the day will come.
And a [Bb] brave luck.
_ [Eb] Will lift you past your situation.
[Cm] When it's over you're gonna win [Ab] that race.
Hang on [Bb] boys.
Keep on [Eb] _ truckin'.
[Ab] Keep on truckin'.
Till you reach the top.
_ Hey, [F] keep them wheels rolling.
[Bb] Don't ever let them stop.
Hell, [Eb] all that luck that you ain't [Cm] buying.
You can't fail if you [Eb] keep trying.
[Ab] Hang on boys.
[Eb] Keep on _ truckin'. _ _ _ _
[Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ _ In life there's lots of little games.
[Cm]
No one will ever take the blame.
[Ab] For the bad.
_ [Bb] Only the good.
_ [Eb] So be yourself.
No need to make [Cm] it.
Life's the more than what you make it.
[Ab] Hang on [Bb] guys.
Keep [Eb] on truckin'.
Keep on [Ab] truckin'.
Till you reach the top. _
Hey, [F] keep them wheels rolling.
[Bb] Don't ever let them stop.
[Eb] Hell, all that luck that you ain't buying.
[Cm] You can't fail if you keep trying.
[Ab] Hang on boys.
Keep on truckin'.
Keep [Ab] on truckin'.
Till you reach the top.
_ Yeah, [F] keep them wheels rolling.
[Bb] Don't ever let them stop.
[Eb] Hell, all that luck that you ain't buying.
[Cm] You can't fail if you keep trying.
[Ab] Hang on [Bb] girls.
Keep on [Eb] truckin'.
Hang on boys.
[Bb] Keep [Eb] on truckin'.
I say [Ab] hang on gang.
[Bb] Keep on truckin'.
I [Ab] say hang on world.
[Bb]
We'll [Eb] keep on _ _ _ truckin'.
[N] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dave Dudley.
Hey, big man.
Thanks a million.
How's it going, people of Dave Dudley?
I have one more question.
_ _ Do you actually drive a truck?
_ _ _ In any _ _ _ _ case, you are the idol of all truck drivers in the United States.
But one last question. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ With my truck?
Yes, yes.
Very quickly.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _