Biography:
Confederate Railroad is a country band founded in the early 1990s from Texas, USA. The lead singer is Danny Shirley.
Led by Shirley, the original group which came to the attention of Atlantic president Rick Blackburn, consisted of guitarist Michael Lamb, Gates Nichols on pedal steel, keyboard player Chris McDaniel, Wayne Secrest on bass and Mark DuFresne on drums. Lamb left the group in 1995 and was replaced by Jimmy Dormire.
Despite Confederate Railroad's outward appearance as a tougher-than-leather Southern rock band
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Confederate Railroad - Three Verses
[Intro]
F Bb F Bb
[Verse]
F Bb
He had a Martin I had a Fender, we were thirteen years of age
F C
Out back in the tool shed, we were searchin? for the same
F Bb
Everyday all through that summer, we?d rock n roll and rage
F C F
All the neighbors kept complainin?, but it never slowed us down.
[Chorus]
Bb F Bb
We sang Three Verses of Dixie, Can?t Get No Satisfaction
F C
Rainy Women Numbers 12 and 35
Bb F Bb
Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of Pale
G F Bb C F
Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.
Bb F Bb
F Bb
Moved out to California, shootin? for the stars
F C
The biggest thing since Elvis, nothin? could go wrong
F Bb
But they took us for all our money, and everything else we owned
F C F
So we got ourselves some whiskey, and we drank it all night long.
[Chorus 2]
Bb F Bb
We sang Three Verses of Dixie, Can?t Get No Satisfaction
F C
Rainy Women, and A Bad Moon On The Rise
Bb F Bb
Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of Pale
G F Bb C F
Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.
Bb F Bb
D Bb F C D
Oh we never quite got over it, we when out separate ways
Bb F C
He traded in his music for cocaine nights, and reckless days
Bb F C Bb
Still I knew he always wanted, to make one last journey home.
F Bb F
Near a small white church in the valley, beneath a wooden bridge
C
Patiently we waited, on that cold Alabama rain
F Bb
Then the preacher started preachin?, about lives and about our times
F C F
The sun was slowly sinkin?, as we laid his body down.
[Chorus 3]
Bb F Bb
We sang Three Verses of Dixie, What a Friend We Have In Jesus
F C
Walkin? In The Garden, and The Old Rugged Cross
Bb F Bb
Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of Pale
G F Bb C F Bb
Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.
[Outro]
F Bb
We sang Long Black Veil
F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb
We sang Long Black Veil.
[Intro]
F Bb F Bb
[Verse]
F Bb
He had a Martin I had a Fender, we were thirteen years of age
F C
Out back in the tool shed, we were searchin? for the same
F Bb
Everyday all through that summer, we?d rock n roll and rage
F C F
All the neighbors kept complainin?, but it never slowed us down.
[Chorus]
Bb F Bb
We sang Three Verses of Dixie, Can?t Get No Satisfaction
F C
Rainy Women Numbers 12 and 35
Bb F Bb
Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of Pale
G F Bb C F
Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.
Bb F Bb
F Bb
Moved out to California, shootin? for the stars
F C
The biggest thing since Elvis, nothin? could go wrong
F Bb
But they took us for all our money, and everything else we owned
F C F
So we got ourselves some whiskey, and we drank it all night long.
[Chorus 2]
Bb F Bb
We sang Three Verses of Dixie, Can?t Get No Satisfaction
F C
Rainy Women, and A Bad Moon On The Rise
Bb F Bb
Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of Pale
G F Bb C F
Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.
Bb F Bb
D Bb F C D
Oh we never quite got over it, we when out separate ways
Bb F C
He traded in his music for cocaine nights, and reckless days
Bb F C Bb
Still I knew he always wanted, to make one last journey home.
F Bb F
Near a small white church in the valley, beneath a wooden bridge
C
Patiently we waited, on that cold Alabama rain
F Bb
Then the preacher started preachin?, about lives and about our times
F C F
The sun was slowly sinkin?, as we laid his body down.
[Chorus 3]
Bb F Bb
We sang Three Verses of Dixie, What a Friend We Have In Jesus
F C
Walkin? In The Garden, and The Old Rugged Cross
Bb F Bb
Try A Little Tenderness, A Whiter Shape Of Pale
G F Bb C F Bb
Turn Turn Turn, For What It?s Worth, Long Black Veil.
[Outro]
F Bb
We sang Long Black Veil
F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb F Bb
We sang Long Black Veil.
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