Living On The Highway

G F# E F# B E B E B G F# E F# B E Well, it was twenty years ago E I was about fourteen years old B When I first heard that wolf-man howl E There's whisky on the floor and he sneaked me through the door B And the cops say they were on the prowl G F# E F# B It seems so long ago, I'm living on the highway now E He was a giant of a man, he always understands B The very best notes to use E His hands make two of mine and his heart beat right on time B He taught me how to sing the blues G F# E F# B E A It seems so long ago and I'm living on the highway now Guitar Solo D A D A E D A E I'm gonna blues with Walter, and Muddy pulled me through B I know a Jimmy Rogers song or two E One thing that I know, no matter where I go B I can do a little howling too G F# E F# B That's a rhythm I use, living on the highway now E The years have come and gone but the blues still carry on B Taken for my beatest heart E But if you ask me to, I'll play blues for you B 'Cause women like to hear me howl G F# E F# B Me and my guitar, my band, living on the highway now Harmonica Solo E B E B G F# E F# B living on the highway now G F# E F# B Me and my guitar, my band, living on the highway now E B E B E B E