Darius Rucker – Wagon Wheel chords ver. 3
Chords:
Standard Tuning (EADGBE) Capo 2nd fret Chords/ Tablature Em - 022000 G - 320033 D - xx0232 Cadd9 - x32033 Gmaj9 - 200233 PM - Palm mute Intro: G, D, Em, Cadd9 G, D, Cadd9, Cadd9 Verse 1G DHeaded down south to the land of the pinesEm Cadd9And I'm thumbin' my way into North CarolineGStarin' up the roadD Cadd9And pray to God I see headlightsG DI made it down the coast in seventeen hoursEm Cadd9Pickin' me a bouquet of dogwood flowersGAnd I'm a hopin' for RaleighD Cadd9I can see my baby tonightChorusG DSo rock me mama like a wagon wheelEm Cadd9Rock me mama anyway you feelG Gmaj9 Cadd9Hey, mama rock meG DRock me mama like the wind and the rainEm Cadd9Rock me mama like a south-bound trainG Gmaj9 Cadd9Hey, mama rock meBreak G, D, Em, Cadd9 G, D, Cadd9, Cadd9 Verse 2G DRunnin' from the cold up in New EnglandEm Cadd9I was born to be a fiddler in an old-time stringbandGMy baby plays the guitarD Cadd9I pick a banjo nowG DOh, the North country winters keep a gettin' me nowEm Cadd9Lost my money playin' poker so I had to up and leaveGBut I ain't a turnin' backD Cadd9To livin' that old life no moreChorusG DSo rock me mama like a wagon wheelEm Cadd9Rock me mama anyway you feelG Gmaj9 Cadd9Hey, mama rock meG DRock me mama like the wind and the rainEm Cadd9Rock me mama like a south-bound trainG Gmaj9 Cadd9Hey, mama rock meBreak G, D, Em, Cadd9 G, D, Cadd9, Cadd9 Bridge/ Verse 3 PMG DWalkin' to the south out of RoanokeEmI caught a trucker out of PhillyCadd9Had a nice long tokeG DBut he's a headed west from the Cumberland GapCadd9To Johnson City, TennesseeG DAnd I gotta get a move on fit for the sunEmI hear my baby callin' my nameCadd9And I know that she's the only oneGAnd if I die in RaleighD Cadd9At least I will die free2x ChorusG DSo rock me mama like a wagon wheelEm Cadd9Rock me mama anyway you feelG Gmaj9 Cadd9Hey, mama rock meG DRock me mama like the wind and the rainEm Cadd9Rock me mama like a south-bound trainG Gmaj9 Cadd9Hey, mama rock meOptionally, repeat the intro once more as an outro