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Wagon Wheel [G]

Intro
G D Em C G D C C

Verse 1
G Headed down south to the D land of the pines
And I'm Em thumbin' my way into C North Caroline
G Starin' up the road and D pray to God I see C headlights
I G made it down the coast in D seventeen hours
Em Pickin' me a bouquet of C dogwood flowers
And I'm a G hopin' for Raleigh I can D see my baby toCnight

Chorus
So G rock me mama like a D wagon wheel
Em Rock me mama any C way you feel
G Hey D mama C rock me C
G Rock me mama like the D wind and the rain
Em Rock me mama like a C south-bound train
G Hey D mama C rock me

Instrumental
G D Em C G D C C

Verse 2
G Runnin' from the cold D up in New England
I was Em born to be a fiddler in an C old time string band
My G baby plays the guitar D I pick a banjo C now
Oh the G North country winters keep a D gettin' me down
And I lost my Em money playin' poker so I C had to leave town
But I G ain't a turnin' back to D livin' that old life C no more

Chorus

Instrumental
G D Em C G D C C G

Verse 3 Single Strums
Walkin' to the south D* out of Roanoke
I caught a Em* trucker out of Philly had a C* nice long toke
But G* he's a headed west from the D* Cumberland Gap
To C* Johnson City Tennessee
And I G* gotta get a move on D* fit for the sun
I hear my Em* baby callin' my name
And I C* know that she's the only one
And G* if I die in Raleigh at D* least I will die normal strumming C free

Chorus
So G rock me mama like a D wagon wheel
Em Rock me mama any C way you feel
G Hey D mama C rock me C
G Rock me mama like the D wind and the rain
Em Rock me mama like a C south-bound train
G Hey D mama C rock me

Outro
G - Single Strum

1 2 3 G 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 Em 3 C