Biography:
John Cowan Hartford (December 30, 1937– June 4, 2001) was an American country and bluegrass composer and musician known for his mastery of the fiddle and banjo, as well as for his witty lyrics, unique vocal style, and extensive knowledge of Mississippi River lore. Hartford performed with a variety of ensembles throughout his career, and is perhaps best known for his solo performances where he would interchange the guitar, banjo, and fiddle from song to song.
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Dixie Trucker's Home
As sung by: John Hartford
bluerabbit10 tab March 30, 2007
D
That light---- in the darkness,
A D
It is getting closer now
A pocket of warmth on an icy night
A D
It is getting closer now
F#
Wherever I may wonder,
D
Wherever I may roam
I am always feeling right at home
A D
At the Dixie Truckers Home
[Instrumental]
All these folks on the highway
A D
It is getting closer now
It is the Dixie Truckers Home,
A D
It is getting closer now
F#
Wherever I may wonder,
D
Wherever I may roam
I always feel right at home
A D
At the Dixie Truckers Home
[Instrumental]
D
That light---- in the darkness,
A D
It is getting closer now
A pocket of warmth on an icy night
A D
It is getting closer now
F#
Wherever I may wonder,
D
Wherever I may roam
I always have that steak and fries,
A D
At the Dixie Truckers home
I always have that steak and fries
A D
At the Dixie Truckers home
As sung by: John Hartford
bluerabbit10 tab March 30, 2007
D
That light---- in the darkness,
A D
It is getting closer now
A pocket of warmth on an icy night
A D
It is getting closer now
F#
Wherever I may wonder,
D
Wherever I may roam
I am always feeling right at home
A D
At the Dixie Truckers Home
[Instrumental]
All these folks on the highway
A D
It is getting closer now
It is the Dixie Truckers Home,
A D
It is getting closer now
F#
Wherever I may wonder,
D
Wherever I may roam
I always feel right at home
A D
At the Dixie Truckers Home
[Instrumental]
D
That light---- in the darkness,
A D
It is getting closer now
A pocket of warmth on an icy night
A D
It is getting closer now
F#
Wherever I may wonder,
D
Wherever I may roam
I always have that steak and fries,
A D
At the Dixie Truckers home
I always have that steak and fries
A D
At the Dixie Truckers home
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