Railroad Lady

G C C F C She's a railroad lady just a little bit shady G G7 C C7 Spending her days on a train F C She's a semi good looker but the fast rails they took her G G7 C Now she's trying just trying to get home again C F C South station in Boston to the stockyards of Austin C D7 G7 From the Florida sunshine to the New Orleans rain C F C Now that the Railpax have taken the best tracks C G7 C She's trying just trying to get home again C7 F C She's a railroad lady just a little bit shady G G7 C C7 Spending her days on a train F C Once a Pullman car traveler now the switchman won't have her G G7 C She's trying just trying to get back home again C F C Once a high-balling loner thought he could own her C D7 G7 He bought her a fur coat and a big diamond ring C F C But she hocked them for cold cash left town on the Wabash C G7 C A A7 Never thinking never thinking of home way back then D G D But the rails are now rusty the dining car's dusty D E7 A7 The gold plated watches have taken their toll D G D The railroads are dying and this lady is crying D A7 D D7 On a bus to Kentucky and home that's her goal G D She's a railroad lady just a little bit shady A A7 D D7 Spending her days on a train G D She's a semi good looker but the fast rails they took her A A7 D Now she's trying just trying to get home again A7 G A7 D On a bus to Kentucky and home once again