Biography:
Linda Marie Ronstadt (born July 15, 1946 in Tucson, Arizona) is an American singer most closely associated with the country rock genre prevalent in the 1970s. Though an occasional songwriter herself, she is better known as an interpreter of other songwriters' works.
Her career began in 1967 with the release of folk-rock group The Stone Poneys' self-titled album. After the break-up of the Stone Poneys, Linda entered the country music field. In 1969, with the release of 'Hand Sown.
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- The Waiting
- Tracks Of My Tears
- Trouble Again
- Try Me Again
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This song is actually by the Psychedelic Folk band The Stone Poneys and it
features Linda Ronstadt on lead vocals. Pretty good lead vocals, actually.
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is that chord, but here is what I ment.
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B E A E
Well I woke up this morning woah-oh
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And the sun refused to shine
B E A E
I knew I'd leave my baby woah-oh
B B5 B
With a troublin' mind
E A B A
It rains every morning woah-oh
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And evening is the same
B E A E
And it's gonna be a long time woah-oh
B B5 B
'Til I hear the 2:10 train
B E A E
Well I looked out my window Woah-oh
B B5 B
And I couldn't keep from cryin'
B E A E
I knew the old 2:10 Woah-oh
B B5 B
Would take me down the line
E A B A
That driver on that engine Woah-oh
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Well he ain't no friend of mine
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He's taken all the women Woah-oh
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And he's left the men behind
B E A E
Well now he won't be leaving Big Ben Woah-oh
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For another seven years
B E A E
I'm gonna find another baby Woah-oh
B B5 B
To laugh away my tears
E A B A
When I get back to Houston woah-oh
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I'm gonna shout and tell
B E A E
Of how the Big Ben bought 'em Woah-oh
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It's a living burning hell
B E A E
Now when your lovin' baby leaves you Woah-oh
B B5 B
Don't you feel so bad
B E A E
It makes you think about the good times Woah-oh
B B5 B
With the one time man you've had
E A B A
He's crying don't leave me here baby
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Shackled to a chain
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But let me ride down with you woah-oh
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Along the 2:10 train
features Linda Ronstadt on lead vocals. Pretty good lead vocals, actually.
I didn't know what the name of a chord was so I named it B5, not sure if it really
is that chord, but here is what I ment.
0
0
4
4
4
0
Well, here's the whole song.
B E A E
Well I woke up this morning woah-oh
B B5 B
And the sun refused to shine
B E A E
I knew I'd leave my baby woah-oh
B B5 B
With a troublin' mind
E A B A
It rains every morning woah-oh
E Bm A
And evening is the same
B E A E
And it's gonna be a long time woah-oh
B B5 B
'Til I hear the 2:10 train
B E A E
Well I looked out my window Woah-oh
B B5 B
And I couldn't keep from cryin'
B E A E
I knew the old 2:10 Woah-oh
B B5 B
Would take me down the line
E A B A
That driver on that engine Woah-oh
E Bm A
Well he ain't no friend of mine
B E A E
He's taken all the women Woah-oh
B B5 B
And he's left the men behind
B E A E
Well now he won't be leaving Big Ben Woah-oh
B B5 B
For another seven years
B E A E
I'm gonna find another baby Woah-oh
B B5 B
To laugh away my tears
E A B A
When I get back to Houston woah-oh
E Bm A
I'm gonna shout and tell
B E A E
Of how the Big Ben bought 'em Woah-oh
B B5 B
It's a living burning hell
B E A E
Now when your lovin' baby leaves you Woah-oh
B B5 B
Don't you feel so bad
B E A E
It makes you think about the good times Woah-oh
B B5 B
With the one time man you've had
E A B A
He's crying don't leave me here baby
E Bm
Shackled to a chain
B E A E
But let me ride down with you woah-oh
B B5 B
Along the 2:10 train
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