Biography:
Lucinda Williams (born January 26, 1953) is an American rock, folk, and alt-country songwriter and singer. A three-time Grammy Award winner, she was named "America's best songwriter" by TIME magazine in 2002.
Williams has garnered considerable critical acclaim but her commercial success has been moderate. She has a reputation as a perfectionist and as a slow worker when it comes to recording; six years passed between the release of her second and third albums.
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Other songs:
- Are You Alright?
- 2 Kool 2 Be 4
- A Song For You Live
- Abandoned
- Am I Too Blue
- Are You Alright
- Are You Down
- Big Red Sun Blues
- Blue
- Born To Be Loved
- Broken Butterflies
- Bus To Baton Rouge
- Buttercup
- Cant Let Go
- Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
- Changed The Locks
- Compassion
- Concrete And Barbed Wire
- Copenhagen
- Crescent City
- Dark Side Of Life
- Drunken Angel
- East Side Of Town
- Essence
- Everything Has Changed
- Fancy Funeral
- Fruits Of My Labor
- Greenville
- Happy Woman Blues
- He Never Got Enough Love
- Here In California
- Howlin At Midnight
- I Asked For Water
- I Asked Him For Water He Gave Me Gasoline
- I Envy The Wind
- I Just Wanted To See You
- I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
- I Lost It
- If Wishes Were Horses
- Jackson
- Jailhouse Tears
- King Of Hearts
- Lake Charles
- Learning How To Live
- Like A Rose
- Lines Around Your Eyes
- Little Angel Little Brother
- Little Darling Pal Of Mine
- Lonely Girls
- Maria
- Memphis Pearl
- Metal Firecracker
- Minneapolis
- Out Of Touch
- Passionate Kisses
- Pineola
- Place In My Heart
- Price To Pay
- Ramblin On My Mind
- Real Live Bleeding Fingers
- Reason To Cry
- Return Of Grevious Angel
- Return Of The Grievous Angel
- Right In Time
- Rolling Along
- Seeing Black
- Sharp Cutting Wings Song To A Poet
- Side Of The Road
- Sidewalks Of The City
- Six Blocks Away
- Something About What Happens
- Something About What Happens When We Talk
- Still I Long For Your Kiss
- Sundays
- Sweet Old World
- Sweet Side
- The Nights Too Long
- Those Three Days
- Ventura
- West Memphis
- When I Look At The World
- Which Will
- World Without Tears
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
"Rambin' On My Mind" by Lucinda Williams
From the album "Ramblin' On My Mind"/"Ramblin'" (1978)
Written by Robert Johnson
Tabbed by CJWilky
The song is picked rather than played in strict chords, so there's a degree of flexibility in how you play,
even straight E A B7 will get you through it sweetly.
That said, at the end of the lines, the E7 is usually played as 020100 then to 020130,
and the A7 of 0002020 often has a G added on the top E ie 002023
Comments and suggestions very welcome :)
Standard tuning
No capo
[Intro]
E7 A7 E7 A7
E7 B7 A7 E7
[Verse 1]
E7 A7 E7
I got ramblin', I got ramblin' on my mind
A7 E7
Little boy, little boy, I got ramblin' on my mind
B7 A7 E7
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
[Verse 2]
A7 E7
I got mean things, I got mean things on my mind
A7 E7
I got mean things, I got mean things on my mind
B7 A7 E7
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
[Verse 3]
A7 E7
I'm gonna pack up my bags, I'ma leave in the morning train
A7 E7
I'm gonna pack up my bags, I'ma leave in the morning train
B7 A7 E7
I hate to hear it, baby, when you call me so and so's name
[Verse 4]
A7 E7
I'm goin' down to the station, catch the fastest mail train I see
A7 E7
I'm goin' down to the station, catch the fastest mail train I see
B7 A7 E7
I got the blues for Mister so and so, he ain't got the blues about me
[Bridge]
E7
Well there's one thing, baby, makes me begin to dream
A7 E7
The way you treat me, baby, now I begin to think; ramblin' on my mind
B7 A7 E7
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
[Break]
E7 A7 E7 A7
E7 B7 A7 E7
[Verse 5]
A7 E7
I got ramblin', I got ramblin' on my mind
A7 E7
I got ramblin', ooooh, I got ramblin' on my mind
B7 A7 E7 E9
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
From the album "Ramblin' On My Mind"/"Ramblin'" (1978)
Written by Robert Johnson
Tabbed by CJWilky
The song is picked rather than played in strict chords, so there's a degree of flexibility in how you play,
even straight E A B7 will get you through it sweetly.
That said, at the end of the lines, the E7 is usually played as 020100 then to 020130,
and the A7 of 0002020 often has a G added on the top E ie 002023
Comments and suggestions very welcome :)
Standard tuning
No capo
[Intro]
E7 A7 E7 A7
E7 B7 A7 E7
[Verse 1]
E7 A7 E7
I got ramblin', I got ramblin' on my mind
A7 E7
Little boy, little boy, I got ramblin' on my mind
B7 A7 E7
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
[Verse 2]
A7 E7
I got mean things, I got mean things on my mind
A7 E7
I got mean things, I got mean things on my mind
B7 A7 E7
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
[Verse 3]
A7 E7
I'm gonna pack up my bags, I'ma leave in the morning train
A7 E7
I'm gonna pack up my bags, I'ma leave in the morning train
B7 A7 E7
I hate to hear it, baby, when you call me so and so's name
[Verse 4]
A7 E7
I'm goin' down to the station, catch the fastest mail train I see
A7 E7
I'm goin' down to the station, catch the fastest mail train I see
B7 A7 E7
I got the blues for Mister so and so, he ain't got the blues about me
[Bridge]
E7
Well there's one thing, baby, makes me begin to dream
A7 E7
The way you treat me, baby, now I begin to think; ramblin' on my mind
B7 A7 E7
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
[Break]
E7 A7 E7 A7
E7 B7 A7 E7
[Verse 5]
A7 E7
I got ramblin', I got ramblin' on my mind
A7 E7
I got ramblin', ooooh, I got ramblin' on my mind
B7 A7 E7 E9
I hate to leave you, baby, but you treat me so unkind
