Chords for JB Beverley & The Wayward Drifters-"The Wayward Drifter" in studio

[N] _ _ It's about the most personal song I ever wrote, man.
So personal, in fact, I named my band after it.
I was 22 years old, _ _ pretty much married.
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[C] me and the ex had it out.
She cheated while I was gone [G] and _ [B] came home, packed some shit,
and went walking down the railroad track,
_ [A] just bubbling over with emotion.
[G] And _ I wrote this [N] song.
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[A] It's called The Wayward [G#] Drifter, and it's [A] for all of you. _ _
_ [G] _ Yeah, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
the wind is whipping through the trees
[D] like a train through this old town. _
_ [Am] Now that _ _ everybody's gone, now [C] the party's come [G] around. _
_ Tonight the moon just will not shine, [D] and I can't see the stars. _
[Am] I got nothing to think about [C] except this broken [G] heart. _
Yeah, the one I _ love's gone away [D] because she could not be true. _
So [Am] I packed some things off that ring
and [C] put on my walking [G] shoe.
I _ had it out in Darling _ before, [D] but this time with a plan.
I'm [Am] going to pick some tunes by the light of the moon
[C] just roaming around [G] this land. _
And I'll be that wayward drifter _ [D] walking down the railroad tracks.
Lord, [Am] if I get gone, rambling on and [C] I ain't looking [G] back.
So from the switch yard with this old guitar,
[D] I'm heading to your town. _
And [Am] I'll sing you a song, play all night long,
but [C] I can't stick [G] around. _ _
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_ _ _ _ Another town gone, another lonely song,
[D] another _ endless mile.
_ Now I [Am] can always stay and change my ways,
but [C] that just ain't my [G] style.
_ Yeah, _ _ _ eternity of [D] love and gold sunshine.
_ _ [Am] But in the end, I'm my only friend.
And I'll [C] tell you one [G] more time.
_ And I'll be that wayward drifter _ [D] walking down the railroad tracks.
_ [Am] Lord, if I get gone, rambling on [C] and I ain't looking [G] back.
So from the switch yard with this old guitar,
[D] I'm heading to your town.
And [Am] I'll sing you a song, play all night long,
[C] but I can't [G] stick around. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ Fucking thing almost made me cry. _ _ _
I guess I'll keep on walking _
[D] and hopping on these old trains.
Because [Am] with my six string and without that ring,
[C] I ain't got no [G] complaints.
I know that's right.
I'd love to spend another night [D] with every one of you. _
But [Am] I'd love to feel the rumbling still.
And [C] I've got to push [G] on through.
And _ I'll be that wayward drifter _ [D] walking down the railroad tracks.
Lord, [Am] if I get gone, _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ make it [G] back. _
So from the switch yard with this old guitar,
I'm [D] heading to your town. _
Now I'll [Am] sing you a song, play all night long,
but [C] I _ _ _ can't stick [G] around.
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Thank you all very much, man.
I'm JB Beverly.
This is [F#m] Dan Mazur.
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