Biography:
Tony Rice (born David Anthony Rice on 8 June 8 1951) is an American guitarist and bluegrass musician (earlier in his career he was also an excellent bluegrass singer). He is perhaps the most influential living acoustic guitar player in bluegrass, progressive bluegrass, newgrass and flattop acoustic jazz. He was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in 2013.
As well as his solo recordings and as The Tony Rice Unit, he was a
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"Old Train"
(D) (C) (G) (A)
Old train, I can hear your whistle blow
(G) (A) (D)
and I won't, be jumping on again.
(D) (C) (G) (A)
Old train, I've been everywhere ya go
(G) (A) (D)
and I know, what lies beyond each bend.
(CHORUS)
(G) (A) (G) (A) (D)
Old train each time you pass, you're older than the last
(A) (E) (A)
And it seems, I'm to old for running.
(G) (A) (G) (A) (D)
I hear your rusty wheels scrape against the rail
(A) (G)
they cry with every mile, and I think I'll stay awhile.
Old train, I grow weary after miles
and I miss, the freedom that was mine.
Old train, just to think about those times
I'll smile, when your high balling by.
(TO CHORUS)
(D) (C) (G) (A)
Old train, I can hear your whistle blow
(G) (A) (D)
and I won't, be jumping on again.
(D) (C) (G) (A)
Old train, I've been everywhere ya go
(G) (A) (D)
and I know, what lies beyond each bend.
(CHORUS)
(G) (A) (G) (A) (D)
Old train each time you pass, you're older than the last
(A) (E) (A)
And it seems, I'm to old for running.
(G) (A) (G) (A) (D)
I hear your rusty wheels scrape against the rail
(A) (G)
they cry with every mile, and I think I'll stay awhile.
Old train, I grow weary after miles
and I miss, the freedom that was mine.
Old train, just to think about those times
I'll smile, when your high balling by.
(TO CHORUS)
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