Willie Nelson - Railroad lady

^CShe's a r^Failroad lady, just a ^Clittle bit shady ^Gspendin' her days on the t^Crain She's a se^Fmi-good-looker but the ^Cfast rails they took her now she's ^Gtryin', tryin' to ^G7get home ^Cagain

^CSouth station in Boston, to the s^Ftock yards of ^CAustin from the Florida sunshine, to the New Orlean's ^Grain ^CNow that the rail packs have t^Faken the best t^Cracks She's t^Gryin', tryin' to ^G7get home a^Cgain

She's a ^Frailroad lady, just a l^Cittle bit shady s^Gpendin' her days on the t^Crain Once a ^FPullman car traveller, the sw^Citchmen won't have her She's t^Gryin, just tryin' to ^G7get home a^Cgain

Onc^Ce a high ballin loner, t^Fhought he could^C own her he^C bought her a fur coat and a big diamond^G ring but she ^Chocked them for cold cash in a ^Ftown on the ^CWabash N^Cever thinkin', never thinkin' of ^Ghome way back ^Cthen

B^Dut the rails are now rusty, and the d^Gining cars d^Dusty a^Dnd the gold plated watches have taken their ^Atoll And^D the railroads are dyin', and the l^Gady is c^Dryin' on a^D bus to Kentucky at ^Ahome that's her ^Dgoal

S^Dhe's a railroad lady, just a l^Gittle bit ^Dshady s^Dpendin' her days on the t^Arain Sh^De's a semi-good-looker but the ^Gfast rails they ^Dtook her no^Dw she's tryin', tryin' to ^Aget home a^Dgain On a ^Dbus to Kentucky at ^Ghome ^Aonce ^Dagain