Biografia:
The Band of Heathens are an Americana band from Austin, Texas.
The three principal songwriters - Colin Brooks, Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist - shared the bill at Momo's, an Austin club. Originally, each singer/songwriter performed his own set. However, they eventually started sharing the stage, and collaborating together with bassist Seth Whitney. The Wednesday night series was billed as "The Good Time Supper Club". A misprint in a local paper billed the act as "The Heathens." In 2007, drummer John Chipman joined the band.
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Jackson Station
The Band of Heathens
[Verse 1]
G D G
Mama got a voice like sugar, it’s so sweet and fine
G D
Sister singin' 'Mazing Grace, she right in time
G G7 C C7
They’re laying poor papa low, in the ground that he worked and sowed
G D G
Now they waitin' at the Jackson Station for the train to roll
[Verse 2]
G D G
She’d been up all night, she got crows walking 'round her eyes
G D
She can still raise a cup in a toast to a well ran dry
G G7 C C7
He left her on a Tuesday still, with gin, whiskey and a bottle of pills
G D G G7
Now she’s waitin’ at the Jackson Station looking over the hill
[Bridge]
C G
Take me away hear that whistle play a sad sad song
C G D
Lay me down where the river runs wide and strong
G G/F
Sometimes she rides a ticket home
C/E Eb
Other times she'll leave you all alone
G D G
Just waiting at the Jackson Station for the train to roll
[Solo]
G D G G
G G D D
G G7 C C7
G D G G
[Verse 3]
G D G
Well the four nineteen rolls on the red ball line
G D
And the backwater shack's been wakin' to the four one nine
G G7
Said she’s got the smoke coming out of her stack
C C7
Dead running on a ten mile track
G D G
She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back
G D G
She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back
G D C
She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back
C G D G
Ain’t never coming back
G D G
[Harmonica Solo]
G D G
G D G
G
Submitted by Bob O’Neill
The Band of Heathens
[Verse 1]
G D G
Mama got a voice like sugar, it’s so sweet and fine
G D
Sister singin' 'Mazing Grace, she right in time
G G7 C C7
They’re laying poor papa low, in the ground that he worked and sowed
G D G
Now they waitin' at the Jackson Station for the train to roll
[Verse 2]
G D G
She’d been up all night, she got crows walking 'round her eyes
G D
She can still raise a cup in a toast to a well ran dry
G G7 C C7
He left her on a Tuesday still, with gin, whiskey and a bottle of pills
G D G G7
Now she’s waitin’ at the Jackson Station looking over the hill
[Bridge]
C G
Take me away hear that whistle play a sad sad song
C G D
Lay me down where the river runs wide and strong
G G/F
Sometimes she rides a ticket home
C/E Eb
Other times she'll leave you all alone
G D G
Just waiting at the Jackson Station for the train to roll
[Solo]
G D G G
G G D D
G G7 C C7
G D G G
[Verse 3]
G D G
Well the four nineteen rolls on the red ball line
G D
And the backwater shack's been wakin' to the four one nine
G G7
Said she’s got the smoke coming out of her stack
C C7
Dead running on a ten mile track
G D G
She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back
G D G
She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back
G D C
She’s waiting at the Jackson Station never coming back
C G D G
Ain’t never coming back
G D G
[Harmonica Solo]
G D G
G D G
G
Submitted by Bob O’Neill
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