Biography:
The Stanley Brothers (Carter Stanley, 1925-1966, and Ralph Stanley, 1927-2016) were an American bluegrass duo originally hailing from Dickenson County, Virginia. The family soon moved to McClure, Virginia, where their parents worked a small farm in the Clinch Mountains. Music was a part of their lives from the word go, as they were able to listen to the likes of The Monroe Brothers, Mainer's Mountaineers, and other artists featured on the Grand Ole Opry radio program.
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Rollin' on Rubber Wheels
by The Stanley Brothers
transcribed by Ed Yaekle
chorus:
G G7 C G
Rollin' rollin' on these rubber wheels
G G7 A D
Someday baby you'll know how it feels
G C G
To be broken hearted and to be left all alone
G (C?)
For wheel was made round to roll
D G
So i'll be rollin' on
verse 1:
G C G
Well I love you and I told you so and you ain't satisfied
G A D
The last time that I left home you laughed while I cried
G C G
You think you're pretty smart now but I'll catch up sometime
G (C?) D G
Go on gal and play the field while I roll down the line
chorus:
G G7 C G
Rollin' rollin' on these rubber wheels
G G7 A D
Someday baby you'll know how it feels
G C G
To be broken hearted and to be left all alone
G (C?)
For wheel was made round to roll
D G
So i'll be rollin' on
verse 2:
G G7 C G
Now there's a little stop ahead and things'll pick up now
G G7 A D
A cup of coffee, two blue eyes and one that keeps her vow
G C G
So go on, have your fun don't worry none about me
G (C?) D G
You played the game I think you lost and now you're fancy free
chorus:
G G7 C G
Rollin' rollin' on these rubber wheels
G G7 A D
Someday baby you'll know how it feels
G C G
To be broken hearted and to be left all alone
G (C?)
For wheel was made round to roll
D G
So i'll be rollin' on
by The Stanley Brothers
transcribed by Ed Yaekle
chorus:
G G7 C G
Rollin' rollin' on these rubber wheels
G G7 A D
Someday baby you'll know how it feels
G C G
To be broken hearted and to be left all alone
G (C?)
For wheel was made round to roll
D G
So i'll be rollin' on
verse 1:
G C G
Well I love you and I told you so and you ain't satisfied
G A D
The last time that I left home you laughed while I cried
G C G
You think you're pretty smart now but I'll catch up sometime
G (C?) D G
Go on gal and play the field while I roll down the line
chorus:
G G7 C G
Rollin' rollin' on these rubber wheels
G G7 A D
Someday baby you'll know how it feels
G C G
To be broken hearted and to be left all alone
G (C?)
For wheel was made round to roll
D G
So i'll be rollin' on
verse 2:
G G7 C G
Now there's a little stop ahead and things'll pick up now
G G7 A D
A cup of coffee, two blue eyes and one that keeps her vow
G C G
So go on, have your fun don't worry none about me
G (C?) D G
You played the game I think you lost and now you're fancy free
chorus:
G G7 C G
Rollin' rollin' on these rubber wheels
G G7 A D
Someday baby you'll know how it feels
G C G
To be broken hearted and to be left all alone
G (C?)
For wheel was made round to roll
D G
So i'll be rollin' on
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