Chords for Doc Watson - Trouble in Mind

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_ _ Well, that [C] is really the name, but somebody called me out for a long time ago, and instead of_
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_ _ He pushed the button, didn't he? _
Elementary!
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Elementary, for the most part. _ _ _
I'm [E] scared. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ [Ab] Richard, you asked me to do [Eb] the first intro [Gm] of the plan, and best [C] I remember, the first
fellow I [Gm] remember hearing sang this [Em] was Carlisle Brothers a long time ago.
[N] I believe Cliff Carlyle sang [E] in the highs of going to school probably
from here in the 30's, way back then.
And he probably found it [N] here in town,
in the old black lonesome boy [E] down on the devil's practice lane,
I think, maybe where it comes from.
Anyway, son of a white blues, I always thought of it, not a devil's blues.
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_ [E] _ My, _ [B] I'm a blue, _ [E] my lover I've been [A] through. _
[E] An old sun gonna shine [B] in my back door [E] someday.
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[Db] You [E] can trust _ [B] a wayward lover, _ [E] you can tell what they're doing.
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[E] Make you believe they love [B] you, walk [Gbm] away and [E] leave you blue.
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[E] What am I?
_ [B] I'm blue, [E] but I won't be blue [A] all the way.
[E] An old sun gonna shine [B] in my back door [E] someday.
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I'm [E] going down to [B] my grave, _
gonna set [E] myself right down [A] on the ground.
[Em] If [E] these old blues don't need [B] me,
I'm gonna jump right [E] head around.
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[E] But I won't be blue all the [G] way.
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[B] [E] An old sun gonna shine [B] in my back door [E] someday.
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_ [E] _ _ _ [Eb] To the [B] station, I'm gonna [E] take my old rocking [A] chair. _
[G] You're gonna [E] take on board that old [B] train,
sit down and run away from [E] here.
I'm gonna sit in this brown old man's house.
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Then [E] I'm gonna stop and look down [B] the railroad track. _
Lay [E] my head down [A] on the line. _
[E] Let that 219 [B] train take these troubles off [E] my mind.
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[G] An old [A] blues, _ _ _
_ [Em] an old sun [E] gonna shine in [G] my [Bm] back door [G] someday.
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_ _ [E] Thank you.
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