|(D) |(D) |(D) |(D7) |(G) |(G) |(D) |(D) ||(G) |(G) |(D) |(D) |(D)(A)|(D) |(D) [Verse]D D7 G D One night so dark and stormy, when I was all a- loneG D A D I thought I'd leave my troubles, and my only homeD D7 G D My sweetheart she had left me, I hung my head and criedG D A D Waiting by the railroad, to catch a train and rideD D7 G D I heard the train a comin?f, and as she passed me byG D A D I swung upon the boxcar, and waved my home good- byeD D7 G D I'm a weary traveler, I'm always on the goG D A D I ride that lonesome railroad train, to where I do not know [Solo]|(D) |(D) |(D) |(D7) |(G) |(G) |(D) |(D) ||(G) |(G) |(D) |(D) |(D)(A)|(D) |(D) [Verse]D D7 G D I'm growing feeble, my hair is like the snowG D A D I'm on my pathway leading on, I know that I must goD D7 G D And you will follow after, no one with you can beG D A D You'll cross the great di- vide of life, into e- terni- ty [Tag]D D7 G D I'm a weary traveler, I'm always on the goG D A D I ride that lonesome railroad train, to where I do not know
Weary Taveler
Bill Monroe
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