F She's a rail-road la - dy,C Just a lit - tle bit shad - y,G7 C C7 Spend - in' her days on the train;F She's a sem - i - good look - erC But the fast rails they took 'er,G7 F G7 C Now she's try - in', just try - in' to get home a - gain [Verse 1]C C7 F C South Sta - tion in Bos - ton to the freight yards of Au - stinG7 From the Flor - i - da sun - shine to the New Or - leans rain;C C7 Now that the rail - packs hasF C Tak - en the best tracks,G7 C She's try - in', just try - in' to get home a - gain [Chorus]F She's a rail-road la - dy,C Just a lit - tle bit shad - y,G7 C C7 Spend - in' her days on the train;F She's a sem - i - good look - erC But the fast rails they took 'er,G7 F G7 C Now she's try - in', just try - in' to get home a - gain [Verse 2]C C7 F C Once a high - ball - in' loner, he thought he could own 'erG7 Bought her a fur and a big dia - mond ring;C C7 She hopped on for cold cash,F C Left town on the Wa - bash,G7 C C7 Nev - er think - in', nev - er think - in' of home 'way back then. [Verse 3]C C7 But the rails are now rust - y,F C The din - in' car's dust - y.G7 Gold plat - ed watch - es have tak - en their toll;C C7 Yeah, the rail - roads are dy - in',F C And the la - dy she's cry - in',G7 C On a bus to Ken - tuck - y and home that's her goal. [Chorus]F She's a rail-road la - dy,C Just a lit - tle bit shad - y,G7 C C7 Spend - in' her days on the train;F She's a sem - i - good look - erC But the fast rails they took 'er,G7 F G7 C Now she's try - in', just try - in' to get home a - gain [Outro]C G7 F G7 C F G7 C Yes, on a bus to Ken - tuck - y, then home once a - gain.
Railroad Lady
Jimmy Buffett
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