D G Well, I followed my feet all acrooss this land D A A tune in my heart and a bottle in my hand D From the cold, cold east G To the woods out west D A D Ain't no home just lucky I guess G D I've seen the sunrise over the water A D Howled at the moon by the embers glow G D Stole me a kiss from a poor man's daughter Bm A D Threw on my pack and away I goss D G Well, it looks like rain and it taste like hell D A Ain't nobody ever wished me well D G Tried to make me stand in the welfare line D A D I ain't seen free in a long old time G D Well, every town is gone by morning A D Hitch to another till sun the goes down G D Find me a boxcar, one or two brothers Bm A D Take out a bottle and pass it around D G There's trouble at the border and a far off war D A Oil in the water and the shut down store D G Big banks closin' and the world ain't round D A D Jail filled up and the deal gone down G D But I got all I need on the highway A D Little bit of luck and a rainbow stew G D Sing a little song for the ones who ramble Bm A D Hard to carry on like the way we do D G Now I've had friends who've walked that line D A Spent life workin' for a nickle and a dime D G The come home ragged at the end of their day D A D Feet on the table, not a word to say G D Sometimes I might have to wonder A D How's it gunna end for a man like me G D Slept in the rain and danced in the thunder Bm A I get a little bit older Bm A I get a little bit older Bm A I'll get a little tune on my fiddle G And then I'll be on my way D G I followed my feet all across this land D A A tune in my heart and a bottle in my hand D G The mines in the east To the woods out west D A D Ain't no home just lucky I guess D A D Never had a home just lucky I guess
