Roll On Alabama akordy

R1: ^ERoll On highway, Roll On a-^Along.

^ERoll On daddy till you get back ^Ahome.

^ERoll on fam'ly, Roll On ^Acrew.

^ERoll On mama like I asked you to do.

And ^F♯mRoll On Eighteen ^BWheeler, Roll O^En.

1. ^AWell it's Monday mornin', he's kissin' mama goodbye.

He's up and gone with the ^C♯msun.

^ADaddy drives an eighteen wheeler,

and he's off on a midwest run.^E

They ask her when daddy's comin' ^C♯mhome.

^ADaddy drives an eighteen wheeler,

and they sure miss him when he's ^Egone.

Ah, but he ^Acalls 'em ev'ry ^A♭night and ^F♯7tells 'em

that he loves^B them.

2. ^BWell it's^F Wednesday evening.

It rings but it's not his ^Dmvoice.

Seems the high-^Bway patrol has found a jack-knifed rig

in a snowbank in Illinoi^Fs.

'cause the weather had ev'rything ^Dmstalled.

And they had ^Bchecked all the houses and the local motels;

when they had some more news they'd call^F.

And she told ^Bthem when they^Am found him to tell^Gm7 him

that she loved^C him.

R2: ^FRoll On highway, Roll On a-^Blong.

^FRoll On daddy till you get back ^Bhome.

^FRoll on fam'ly, Roll On ^Bcrew.

^FRoll On mama like I asked you to do.

And ^GmRoll On Eighteen ^CWheeler, Roll O^Dmn.

*: ^DmMama and the children will be ^Am7waiting up all night long,

thinkin' ^Bnothin' but the worst is comin'

with the ring-^Fin' of the telephone.

Oh, but the ^DmMan upstairs was list'nin'

when Mama ^Basked him to bring Daddy home.

And when the ^Gmcall came in, it was Daddy on the other end,

^Caskin' her if she had been a-singin' the song, singin':

^FEighteen whee-^Bler

^FEighteen whee-^Bler

^FEighteen whee-^Bler

^FEighteen whee-^Bler----(hold until finally "roll on!")

^FRoll On!