Trouble That I'm In Ukulele tab

	  trouble that im in-ocms 

A 
I went down to Nashville  
Rode that L&N 
D 
I'd seen that pretty gal standin' there 
Dropped/brought my tongue down to my chin 
               G 
Cause she's so fine 
               C 
I was right on time 

A 
She took me down to 2nd street 
She said "I'll be right back" 
D 
I waited there for seven weeks 
Then got back on the track 
              G 
And now we're through 
           C 
And I'm so blue 

Chorus 
G          C 
Oh no, the trouble that I'm in 
F                         C 
Good times are over I got whiskers on my chin 
              Bb          B 
And there's a long lonely road, boys 
E 
I'll be travellin' 
A                                D 
So long, tell my troubles to the wind 
A 
Way down south in Louisville 
They showed me to the door 
D 
They hadn't seen a railroad bum 
Since 1924 
                  G 
Its a rich folk's town 
                    C 
They don't need me 'round 

A 
The police came and got me 
They took/dropped me way downtown 
D 
Guilty for this vagrancy 
And now I'm prison bound Up on the 
G		  C 
hill In Louisville 

Chorus 
G          C 
Oh no, the trouble that I'm in 
F                         C 
Good times are over I got whiskers on my chin 
              Bb          B 
And there's a long lonely road, boys 
E 
I'll be travellin' 
A                           			  D 
So long, tell my troubles to the wind 

A 
If you're ever in Birmingham 
You know where I'll be found 
D 
Standin' in line at the CCC 
Signin' my name down 
On the dotted 
G	           C 
line Puttin' in my dime 

A 
So put away your whiskey boys 
Throw down your gamblin' cards 
D 
Quit sellin' that corn liquor boys 
And sleepin' in freight yards In every 
G	 	     C 
town They'll run you down 

Chorus 
G          C 
Oh no, the trouble that I'm in 
F                         C 
Good times are over I got whiskers on my chin 
              Bb          B 
And there's a long lonely road, boys 
E 
I'll be travellin' 
A                                D 
So long, tell my troubles to the wind ?