Biography:
When you hear Catherine Britt speak, she sounds like what she is: a vivacious young woman born and raised in Australia. When you hear her sing, though, it’s another story. For when Catherine Britt sings, what comes out is the achingly pure heartbreak and joy of country music, shaped by a love for the sounds of its golden era that is all the more startling because it comes from one so young, and from so far away. By some miracle that transcends time and place
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[Verse 1]
D
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
Ride it on to Nashville.
G
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
D
Ride it on to Nashville.
A G
Well I wanna learn to play my guitar
D
The way the Honky Tonkers do.
[Verse 2]
D
I wanna buy me an old car
Drive it down the road.
G
I wanna buy me an old car
D
Drive it down the road.
A G
I will drive it till its engine
D
Is just about to explode.
[Verse 3]
D
Well I wanna marry me a business man
Rake it all in.
G
Well I wanna marry me a business man
D
Rake it all in.
A G
And I will buy me another guitar
D
One that's built to ring.
[Verse 4]
D
Well I wanna sing until I'm buried
Till I'm buried and dead.
G
Well I wanna sing until I'm buried
D
Till I'm buried and dead.
A G
Cause I'll be singing in that cold ground
D
Covered up to my head.
[Verse 5]
D
Yeah, well me and my guitar
We're gonna go a long way
G
Well me and my guitar
D
We're gonna go a long way
A G
Right around the world
D
Down to Nashville Tennessee
[Verse 1]
D
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
Ride it on to Nashville.
G
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
D
Ride it on to Nashville.
A G
Well I wanna learn to play my guitar
D
The way the Honky Tonkers do.
D
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
Ride it on to Nashville.
G
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
D
Ride it on to Nashville.
A G
Well I wanna learn to play my guitar
D
The way the Honky Tonkers do.
[Verse 2]
D
I wanna buy me an old car
Drive it down the road.
G
I wanna buy me an old car
D
Drive it down the road.
A G
I will drive it till its engine
D
Is just about to explode.
[Verse 3]
D
Well I wanna marry me a business man
Rake it all in.
G
Well I wanna marry me a business man
D
Rake it all in.
A G
And I will buy me another guitar
D
One that's built to ring.
[Verse 4]
D
Well I wanna sing until I'm buried
Till I'm buried and dead.
G
Well I wanna sing until I'm buried
D
Till I'm buried and dead.
A G
Cause I'll be singing in that cold ground
D
Covered up to my head.
[Verse 5]
D
Yeah, well me and my guitar
We're gonna go a long way
G
Well me and my guitar
D
We're gonna go a long way
A G
Right around the world
D
Down to Nashville Tennessee
[Verse 1]
D
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
Ride it on to Nashville.
G
Well I wanna jump an old freight train
D
Ride it on to Nashville.
A G
Well I wanna learn to play my guitar
D
The way the Honky Tonkers do.
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