Biography:
Railroad Earth is a roots and Americana-based jamband from rural western Stillwater, New Jersey, USA. Their name stems from a Jack Kerouac poem "October in the Railroad Earth," and the band has a song by the same name. Railroad Earth's music combines elements of bluegrass, rock and roll, jazz, celtic and more, and the group is known for its extensive live improvisation and lyrical songwriting within an acoustic base.
The band members, already accomplished musicians, first came together in early 2001.
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Other songs:
- Been Down This Road Before
- Bird In A House
- Bird In The House
- Came Up Smilling
- Chains
- Day On The Sand
- For Love
- Hard Livin
- Long Walk Home
- Long Way To Go
- Lovin You
- Luxury Liner
- Mighty River
- Mountain Time
- On The Banks
- Potters Field
- Railroad Earth
- Real Love
- Seven Story Mountain
- Storms
- The Jupiter And The 119
- Wont You Come And Sing For Me
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Intro:
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C C C C C F F C C C C C C C F F C (x2) add FF before verse
F F (let ring into next line)
He made it come together
F F
Put your hand on me
F F
And I feel it mama
F F
He made a blind man see
F F
Been sleepwalking
An eternity
F F F C (into next verse)
Whoa yes
I?m working on a new plain
F F C
Working on Sunday Morning
F F C
Working on being forgiven
F F C
For all that hard living
I?ve been steamrolling
Heading for a crash
Cruise controlling
Blowing right on past
Sleepwalking
Put your hand on me
I?m working on a new plain
Working on Sunday morning
Working on being forgiven
For all that hard living
And I?m not the only one
Who been happy to receive
Do you hear them call your name
Carrying a heavy load
When the bullets that protect you
Come raining down on your own head
Your feeling like your almost blind
Carrying a heavy load
Carrying a heavy load
Oh, no
Don?t cry mama
Gonna be ok
So sorry
That it went that way
Like a stray sheep
And then you called on me
I?m working on a new plain
I?m working on a Sunday morning
Working on being forgiven
For all that hard living
Working on a Sunday morning
Working on being forgiven
For all that hard living
I?m working on a new plain
I?m working on a new plain
Feel like I?m being forgiven
For all that hard, hard, hard living
Hard living
F F F F F F F F C
C C C C C F F C C C C C C C F F C (x2) add FF before verse
F F (let ring into next line)
He made it come together
F F
Put your hand on me
F F
And I feel it mama
F F
He made a blind man see
F F
Been sleepwalking
An eternity
F F F C (into next verse)
Whoa yes
I?m working on a new plain
F F C
Working on Sunday Morning
F F C
Working on being forgiven
F F C
For all that hard living
I?ve been steamrolling
Heading for a crash
Cruise controlling
Blowing right on past
Sleepwalking
Put your hand on me
I?m working on a new plain
Working on Sunday morning
Working on being forgiven
For all that hard living
And I?m not the only one
Who been happy to receive
Do you hear them call your name
Carrying a heavy load
When the bullets that protect you
Come raining down on your own head
Your feeling like your almost blind
Carrying a heavy load
Carrying a heavy load
Oh, no
Don?t cry mama
Gonna be ok
So sorry
That it went that way
Like a stray sheep
And then you called on me
I?m working on a new plain
I?m working on a Sunday morning
Working on being forgiven
For all that hard living
Working on a Sunday morning
Working on being forgiven
For all that hard living
I?m working on a new plain
I?m working on a new plain
Feel like I?m being forgiven
For all that hard, hard, hard living
Hard living
Raimund Schwind
Raimundo Amador
Rain Collectors
Rain Man
Rain Parade
Raining And Ok
Raining Jane
Raining Pleasure
Rains
Rains Draper