Biography:
The Tillers got their start in August 2007 when they started thumping around with some banjos and guitars and a big wooden bass. Their earliest gigs were for coins and burritos on the city’s famous Ludlow Street in the district of Clifton. The songs they picked were mostly older than their grandparents. Some came from Woody Guthrie, some were southern blues laments, and many were anonymous relics of Appalachian woods, churches, riverboats, railroads, prairies, and coal mines.
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The Tillers - 500 Miles
Gaug
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B|----0----|
G|----0----|
D|----1----|
A|----2----|
E|----3----|
Em C G
I was raised by two lovin folks
Em C D
Raised me right, taught me how to be a man
Em C G
But now theyre gone and left me all alone
G C G
and i aint got no place to call my home
Em C G
i got time to tell you bout this girl i love
Em C D
she was fine, give her lovin all the time
Em C G
i left that girl to travel this world
G C G
now im 500 miles from my home
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em C G
drivin out of towns, i never did look back
Em C D
love them girls when headed down the track
Em C G
my times are short and my minds gettin old
G C G
and im 500 miles from my home
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
[Refrain/Banjo solo]
(1 Verse 1 Chorus)
Em C G Em C D Em C G G C G
G C G Em G C Gaug G C G
Em C G
now im body starts to shake, my legs cant seem to stand
Em C D
theres a hole in my soul there used to be a man
Em C G
that hobo playin he sure sounds good tonight
G C G
but im 500 miles from my home
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
G C G
Gaug
e|----x----|
B|----0----|
G|----0----|
D|----1----|
A|----2----|
E|----3----|
Em C G
I was raised by two lovin folks
Em C D
Raised me right, taught me how to be a man
Em C G
But now theyre gone and left me all alone
G C G
and i aint got no place to call my home
Em C G
i got time to tell you bout this girl i love
Em C D
she was fine, give her lovin all the time
Em C G
i left that girl to travel this world
G C G
now im 500 miles from my home
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em C G
drivin out of towns, i never did look back
Em C D
love them girls when headed down the track
Em C G
my times are short and my minds gettin old
G C G
and im 500 miles from my home
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
[Refrain/Banjo solo]
(1 Verse 1 Chorus)
Em C G Em C D Em C G G C G
G C G Em G C Gaug G C G
Em C G
now im body starts to shake, my legs cant seem to stand
Em C D
theres a hole in my soul there used to be a man
Em C G
that hobo playin he sure sounds good tonight
G C G
but im 500 miles from my home
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
Em G C Gaug
500 miles and the lonelines wont leave me alone
G C G
500 miles from my home
G C G
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