Wagon Wheel AkkordeOld Crow Medicine Show
★★★★★(5 Sterne, 3 Stimmen)
10Intro
A E F#m D
A E D
A E F#m D
A E D
Vers 1
AHeaded down south to the Eland of the pines
And I'm F#mthumbin' my way into NDorth Carolina
AStarin' up the road
And pray to EGod I see Dheadlights
Vers 2
I Amade it down the coast in Eseventeen hours
F#mPickin' me a bouquet of dDogwood flowers
And I'm a Ahopin' for Raleigh
So Erock me mama like a Awagon wheel
I can Esee my baby toDnight
Chor
So Arock me mama like a Ewagon wheel
F#mRock me mama anywDay you feel
AHey,E mama Drock me
ERock me mama like the Awind and the rain
ARock me mama like the Ewind and the rain
F#mRock me mama like a sDouth-bound train
AHey,E mama Drock me
Instrumental
A E F#m D
A E D
Vers 3
ARunnin' from the cold Eup in New England
I caught a F#mtrucker out of Philly
I was F#mborn to be a fiddler in an oDld-time string band
My Ababy plays the guitar
EI pick a banjo Dnow
Vers 4
Oh, the ANorth country winters keep a Egettin' me down
DHey,E mama Arock me
Lost my F#mmoney playin' poker so I hDad to up and leave
But I Aain't a turnin' back
To Elivin' that old life Dno more
Chor
So Arock me mama like a Ewagon wheel
F#mRock me mama anywDay you feel
My Ababy plays the guitar
AHey,E mama Drock me
ARock me mama like the Ewind and the rain
F#mRock me mama like a sDouth-bound train
AHey,E mama Drock me
Instrumental
A E F#m D
But I Aain't a turnin' back
A E D
A E F#m D
A E D
Vers 5
AWalkin' to the south Eout of Roanoke
I caught a F#mtrucker out of Philly
Had a Dnice long toke
But Ahe's a headed west from the ECumberland Gap
D E F#m A
To DJohnson City, Tennessee
Vers 6
And I Agotta get a move on Ebefore the sun
I hear my F#mbaby callin' my name
And I Dknow that she's the only one
And Aif I die in Raleigh
I Emade it down the coast in Aseventeen hours
At Eleast I will die Dfree
Chor
So Arock me mama like a Ewagon wheel
F#mRock me mama anywDay you feel
AHey,E mama Drock me
ARock me mama like the Ewind and the rain
I hear my F#mbaby callin' my name
F#mRock me mama like a sDouth-bound train
AHey,E mama Drock me A
Die oben gezeigte Akkordanordnung ist das Werk des Autors als Interpretation des Liedes zusammen mit verwandten interaktiven Inhalten. Diese Arbeit darf nur zu Bildungszwecken verwendet werden.
Schwierigkeit: Mittelstufe