Biography:
Joe Bonamassa (born May 8, 1977) is an American blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter.
Bonamassa was born in Utica, New York. He started playing guitar at age four, encouraged by his father, who was an avid music fan and exposed him to British blues rock records by Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck, greatly inspiring him. At 11 years old Joe was mentored and trained by American guitar legend, Danny Gatton. When he was 12 years old, he had his own band called Smokin' Joe Bonamassa
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Other songs:
- Stop!
- A Place In My Heart
- Around The Bend
- Asking Around For You
- Baby You Gotta Change Your Mind
- Bird On A Wire
- Different Shades Of Blue
- Distant Lonesome Train
- Drive
- Driving Toward The Day Light
- Driving Towards The Daylight
- Feeling Good
- Get Back My Tomorrow
- Happier Times
- Heartache Follows Wherever I Go
- Heavenly Soul
- I Dont Believe
- I Got All That You Need
- If Heartaches Were Nickels
- Just Cos You Can Dont Mean You Should
- Just Got Paid
- Love Aint A Love Song
- Mountain Time
- My Mistake
- Redemption
- Richmond
- Self Inflicted Wounds
- Sloe Gin
- Slow Train
- So What Would I Do
- Stop
- Stronger Now In Broken Places
- The Valley Runs Low
- Three Times A Fool
- Too Much Love Aint Enough
- When She Dances
- Woke Up Dreaming
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[Intro]
F#m
F#m
There's a slow train coming
It's movin on down the line
Steel wheels on iron rails
Tonight I'm fixin To die
Bm
Woo, I hope you don't mind pretty mama
F#m
Woo-hoo, hope you don't mind if I go
C#m D Bm D Bm
Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
F#m
I ain't gonna see you anymore
F#m
There's a slow train coming
Coming right on time
Smokestacks and bottle lightning
This jumper on the line
Bm
Woo, I can't do without it anymore pretty mama
F#m
Yes, I can't do it without it anymore
C#m D Bm D Bm
Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
F#m
I ain't gonna see you anymore
F#m
There's a slow train coming
To march us home from war
With my leather boots and my haversack
Sure can take it no more
Bm
Woo, I cried for her baby when I saw you there
F#m
Woo-hoo, I cried for her just the same
C#m D Bm D Bm
Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
F#m
IM gonna cry for you just the same
F#m
Well there's a slow train coming
Carrying the mighty worker hordes
Eighteen days in the cotton field
Enough to put a man out of coup d'amour
Bm
Woo, It's time to move on pretty mama
F#m
Woo-hoo, Yes it's time to move on as I go
C#m D Bm D Bm
As the steam from my slow train rises
F#m
It's time for me to get on board
F#m
F#m
There's a slow train coming
It's movin on down the line
Steel wheels on iron rails
Tonight I'm fixin To die
Bm
Woo, I hope you don't mind pretty mama
F#m
Woo-hoo, hope you don't mind if I go
C#m D Bm D Bm
Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
F#m
I ain't gonna see you anymore
F#m
There's a slow train coming
Coming right on time
Smokestacks and bottle lightning
This jumper on the line
Bm
Woo, I can't do without it anymore pretty mama
F#m
Yes, I can't do it without it anymore
C#m D Bm D Bm
Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
F#m
I ain't gonna see you anymore
F#m
There's a slow train coming
To march us home from war
With my leather boots and my haversack
Sure can take it no more
Bm
Woo, I cried for her baby when I saw you there
F#m
Woo-hoo, I cried for her just the same
C#m D Bm D Bm
Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
F#m
IM gonna cry for you just the same
F#m
Well there's a slow train coming
Carrying the mighty worker hordes
Eighteen days in the cotton field
Enough to put a man out of coup d'amour
Bm
Woo, It's time to move on pretty mama
F#m
Woo-hoo, Yes it's time to move on as I go
C#m D Bm D Bm
As the steam from my slow train rises
F#m
It's time for me to get on board
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