Country Road (2nd position hi & lo)
by James Taylor · harmonica tab for C diatonic harmonica
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4 = blow hole 4-4 = draw hole 4’ = bend
Take to the high-way
won't you lend me your name
Your way and my way
seem to be one and the same
Ma-ma don't un-der-stand it
She wants to know where I've been
I'd have to be some kind of
Nat-'ral born fool
To want to pass that way a-gain
But you know I could feel it
On a coun-try road
Sail on home to Je-sus
Sail on home to Je-sus
won't you good girls and boys
I'm all in piec-es,
I'm all in piec-es,
you can have your own choice
But I can see a heav-en-ly band
full of an-gels
And they're com-ing to set me free
I don't know noth-ing
'bout the why or when
But I can tell you
that it's bound to be
Be-cause I could feel it,
On a coun-try road
On a coun-try road
I guess my feet know where
they want me to go
Walk-ing on a coun-try road
Walk on down, walk on down,
Walk on down, walk on down,
Walk on down, walk on down,
walk on down a coun-try road
la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la
coun-try road
Walk-ing on a coun-try road
Take to the high-way
won't you lend me your name
Your way and my way
seem to be one and the same
Ma-ma don't un-der-stand it
She wants to know where I've been
I'd have to be some kind of
Nat-'ral born fool
To want to pass that way a-gain
But you know I could feel it
On a coun-try road
Walk on down, walk on down,
Walk on down, walk on down,
Walk on down, walk on down,
walk on down a coun-try road