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[D] Ridin' on the [A] City of New Or[D]leans
[Bm] Illinois Central [G] Monday mornin' [D] rail
[D] Fifteen cars [A] and fifteen restless [D] riders
[Bm] Three conductors and [A] twenty-five sacks of [D] mail

All al[Bm]ong a southbound oddyssey
and the [F#m] train pulls out of Kankakee
And [A] rolls along past the houses farms and [E] fields
[Bm] Passin' trains that have no name
and [F#m] freightyards full of old black men
The [A] graveyards of [A7] the rusted automo[D]biles

[G] Good mornin' [A7] America, how [D] are you?
Sayin' [Bm] don't you know me? [G] I'm your native [D] son [A7]
I'm the [D] train they call the [A] City of New [Bm] Orl[A]ea[E7]ns
I'll be [C] gone [G] five hundred [A] miles when the day is [D] done

[D] Dealin card [A] with the old men in the club [D] car
[Bm] Penny a point, ain't [G] no one keepin'[D] score
[D] Pass the paper [A] bag that holds that bo[D]ttle
[Bm] Hear the wheels [A] rumblin' ‘neath the [D] floor

[Bm] And the sons of Pullman Porters
and the [F#m] sons of engineers
[A] Ride their father's magic carpet made of [E] steel
[Bm] Mothers with their babes asleep
are [F#m] rockin' to the gentle beat
[A] And the rhythm of the [A7] rails is all they [D] feel

[G] Good mornin' [A7] America, how are [D] you?
Sayin' [Bm] don't you know me? [G] I'm your native [D] son [A7]
I'm the [D] train they call the [A] City of New [Bm] Orl[A]ea[E7]ns
I'll be [C] gone [G] five hundred [A] miles when the day is [D] done

[G] [A7] [D]
[Bm] [G] [D] [A7]
[D] [A] [Bm] [A] [E7]
[C] [G] [A] [D]

[D] Nighttime on the [A] City of New [D] Orleans
[Bm] Changin' cars in [G] Memphis, Tenne[D]ssee
[D] Half way home and we'll [A] be there by [D] mornin'
Through the [Bm] Mississippi darkness [A] rollin' down to the [D] sea

And [Bm] all the towns and people seem
to [F#m] fade into a bad dream
And the [A] steel rails still ain't heard the [E] news
The cond[Bm]uctor sings his songs again
the [F#m] passengers will please refrain
This [A] train has got the dis[A7]appearin' railroad [D] blues

[G] Good mornin' [A7] America, how are [D] you?
Sayin' [Bm] don't you know me? [G] I'm your native [D] son [A7]
I'm the [D] train they call the [A] City of New [Bm] Orl[A]ea[E7]ns
I'll be [C] gone [G] five hundred [A] miles when the day is [D] done

[D] [A] [D]
[Bm] [G] [D]
[D] [A] [D]
[Bm] [A] [D]