Biography:
Henry John Deutschendorf Jr. (December 31, 1943 – October 12, 1997), known professionally as John Denver, was an American musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, activist, actor, and humanitarian, whose greatest commercial success was as a solo singer, starting in the 1970s. He was one of the most popular acoustic artists of the decade and one of its best-selling artists. By 1974, he was firmly established as America's best selling performer, and AllMusic has described Denver as "among the most beloved entertainers of his era".
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G Am
If you're riding down the road and you come across an old man
D7 G
holding out his thumb in the wind.
Am Em
Clothes are old and dirty, that doesn't matter,
A7 D
it's his eyes that tell you where he's been.
G Am
If you're not afraid to take your chances on a stranger,
D7 G
he might have some company to lend.
Am Em
Pull off to the side, let the old man have a ride.
A7 D
He'll tell you all the crazy things he's seen.
Bb F G D
I'm an old hitchhiker, highway is the only home I know.
Bb F
Where you headed, I don't mind. I ain't been there in some time,
A7 D
but it's just exactly where I wanna go.
D Am
I can tell you how I started in the circus as a barker
D7 G
calling people in from far and wide.
Am Em
They never did regret the dollar that it cost them,
A7 D
we always left 'em feeling good inside.
G Am
We were headed for Montana when we hired us a dancer,
D7 G
her beauty it was more than I can say.
Am Em
Then one summer night she set my soul on fire,
A7 D
Lord, I wish that she was here with me today.
Bb F G D
I'm an old hitchhiker, wonder what's awaiting round the bend.
Bb F
I don't know what I might see, I don't need no guarantee,
A7 D
just a ride from here to there and back again.
G Am
I was only seventeen when I took the open highway,
D7 G
took it for my teacher and a friend.
Am Em
I've been thirty years of thumbing, some might call it bumming,
A7 D
it's better than just crying in the wind.
G Am
If you're driving down the road and you come across an old man,
D7 G
holding out his thumb in the rain.
Am Em
You can pull off to the side, let the poor boy have a ride,
A7 D
he can tell you all the crazy things he's seen.
Bb F G D
I'm an old hitchhiker, looking to the far side of the hill.
Bb F
Some people say I'll settle down, build a home in some small town.
A7 D
But in my heart I know I never will,
Bb F G D G
I'm an old hitchhiker.
If you're riding down the road and you come across an old man
D7 G
holding out his thumb in the wind.
Am Em
Clothes are old and dirty, that doesn't matter,
A7 D
it's his eyes that tell you where he's been.
G Am
If you're not afraid to take your chances on a stranger,
D7 G
he might have some company to lend.
Am Em
Pull off to the side, let the old man have a ride.
A7 D
He'll tell you all the crazy things he's seen.
Bb F G D
I'm an old hitchhiker, highway is the only home I know.
Bb F
Where you headed, I don't mind. I ain't been there in some time,
A7 D
but it's just exactly where I wanna go.
D Am
I can tell you how I started in the circus as a barker
D7 G
calling people in from far and wide.
Am Em
They never did regret the dollar that it cost them,
A7 D
we always left 'em feeling good inside.
G Am
We were headed for Montana when we hired us a dancer,
D7 G
her beauty it was more than I can say.
Am Em
Then one summer night she set my soul on fire,
A7 D
Lord, I wish that she was here with me today.
Bb F G D
I'm an old hitchhiker, wonder what's awaiting round the bend.
Bb F
I don't know what I might see, I don't need no guarantee,
A7 D
just a ride from here to there and back again.
G Am
I was only seventeen when I took the open highway,
D7 G
took it for my teacher and a friend.
Am Em
I've been thirty years of thumbing, some might call it bumming,
A7 D
it's better than just crying in the wind.
G Am
If you're driving down the road and you come across an old man,
D7 G
holding out his thumb in the rain.
Am Em
You can pull off to the side, let the poor boy have a ride,
A7 D
he can tell you all the crazy things he's seen.
Bb F G D
I'm an old hitchhiker, looking to the far side of the hill.
Bb F
Some people say I'll settle down, build a home in some small town.
A7 D
But in my heart I know I never will,
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I'm an old hitchhiker.
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