Tuning: E A D G B E

"Rambin' On My Mind" by Lucinda Williams From the album "Ramblin' On My Mind"/"Ramblin'" (1978) Written by Robert Johnson Tabbed by CJWilky The song is picked rather than played in strict chords, so there's a degree of flexibility in how you play, even straight E A B7 will get you through it sweetly. That said, at the end of the lines, the E7 is usually played as 020100 then to 020130, and the A7 of 0002020 often has a G added on the top E ie 002023 Comments and suggestions very welcome :) Standard tuning No capo [Intro] E7 A7 E7 A7 E7 B7 A7 E7 [Verse 1]

^E7I got ramblin', ^A7I got ramblin' on my ^E7mind Little ^A7boy, little boy, I got ramblin' on my ^E7mind I ^B7hate to leave you, baby, but you ^A7treat me so un^E7kind

[Verse 2]

I got mean things, ^A7I got mean things on my m^E7ind I got ^A7mean things, I got mean things on my m^E7ind I ^B7hate to leave you, baby, but you ^A7treat me so unk^E7ind

[Verse 3]

I'm gonna pack up my ^A7bags, I'ma leave in the morning tra^E7in I'm gonna ^A7pack up my bags, I'ma leave in the morning tra^E7in I ^B7hate to hear it, baby, when you ^A7call me so and so's ^E7name

[Verse 4]

I'm goin' ^A7down to the station, catch the fastest mail train I s^E7ee I'm goin' ^A7down to the station, catch the fastest mail train I s^E7ee I g^B7ot the blues for Mister so and so, ^A7he ain't got the blues about m^E7e

[Bridge]

^E7Well there's one thing, baby, makes me begin to dream The way you treat me, baby, now I begin to ^A7think; ramblin' on my ^E7mind I ^B7hate to leave you, baby, but you ^A7treat me so unk^E7ind

[Break] E7 A7 E7 A7 E7 B7 A7 E7 [Verse 5]

I got ramblin', ^A7I got ramblin' on my ^E7mind I got ^A7ramblin', ooooh, I got ramblin' on my ^E7mind I ^B7hate to leave you, baby, but you ^A7treat me so unk^E7ind ^E9

Lucinda Williams - Ramblin on my mind