Biography:
Sam Bush (born: 1952 in Bowling Green, Kentucky) is a virtuoso American bluegrass musician. Bush plays mandolin, fiddle and guitar as well as being an accomplished bluegrass vocalist. He was a founding member of the New Grass Revival and has been called a modern day Bill Monroe. Sam is one of the main attractions at the annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival in Telluride, Colorado. He is affectionately known as "The King of Telluride" for his perennial appearances there.
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G F G F Em D
[Verse 1]
G F Am D G
In my hurry, I can ever seem to get nowhere
G F Am
When I play it out
D G
Close my eyes and I am halfway there
G F Am D G
All I carry is this remedy to seek you again
G F Am
So I'm sending out this signal that I'??m traveling to
D G
As fast as I can
[Chorus]
Em D C G
To the crowded station gate
Em D C G
A month of Sundays just to make it through
Em D C G
Another window in this terminal wait
C G Am
There ain't no easy way to pay these dues
G F C G
Save for these transcendental meditation blues
G F G F Em C
[Verse 2]
G F Am D G
I don't worry the old black man beside me has got a smile on his face
G F Am
I know I'm weary now, I know that this old greyhound
D G
Bus has seen better days
[Chorus]
Em D C G
Damnedest dixie highway run
Em D C G
Old dead dog in these trisco shoes
Em D C G
A dollar short and the same old song
C G Am
There ain't no better way to send the news
G F C G
So I sing these Transcendental Meditation Blues
[Solo]
[Verse 3]
Em C G D
When I'm broke down are you waiting?
Em C G D
Are you waiting with the porch light on
Em C G D C
Do you wonder will I always just be too long gone
Em D C G
The river is wide and the valley low
Em G C G
Miles to go and mountains to move
[Outro]
Em D C G
Bended life for my only one
C G Am G
Through the brambles and the broken avenues
F C G
For these transcendental meditation blues
G F G F C D G
[Verse 1]
G F Am D G
In my hurry, I can ever seem to get nowhere
G F Am
When I play it out
D G
Close my eyes and I am halfway there
G F Am D G
All I carry is this remedy to seek you again
G F Am
So I'm sending out this signal that I'??m traveling to
D G
As fast as I can
[Chorus]
Em D C G
To the crowded station gate
Em D C G
A month of Sundays just to make it through
Em D C G
Another window in this terminal wait
C G Am
There ain't no easy way to pay these dues
G F C G
Save for these transcendental meditation blues
G F G F Em C
[Verse 2]
G F Am D G
I don't worry the old black man beside me has got a smile on his face
G F Am
I know I'm weary now, I know that this old greyhound
D G
Bus has seen better days
[Chorus]
Em D C G
Damnedest dixie highway run
Em D C G
Old dead dog in these trisco shoes
Em D C G
A dollar short and the same old song
C G Am
There ain't no better way to send the news
G F C G
So I sing these Transcendental Meditation Blues
[Solo]
[Verse 3]
Em C G D
When I'm broke down are you waiting?
Em C G D
Are you waiting with the porch light on
Em C G D C
Do you wonder will I always just be too long gone
Em D C G
The river is wide and the valley low
Em G C G
Miles to go and mountains to move
[Outro]
Em D C G
Bended life for my only one
C G Am G
Through the brambles and the broken avenues
F C G
For these transcendental meditation blues
G F G F C D G
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