Walking Through Your Town In The Snow

Chords
15
Original

Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Lyrics & ChordsClick chords to see diagrams
Banjo Tuned E Key of D Capo 1
[Chorus]
I'm walkDing through your tAown in the Dsnow
I'm walking through your tAown in thDe snow
I'Gve got no place to go ?
All the trains are running Dslow
And I'm Dwalking through your Atown in the sDnow
[Verse]
ItD's getting late and all Athe bars are cloDsed
ItD's getting late and all Athe bars are cloDsed
I'm Gso cold I can't think ?
I could really use a Ddrink
And DI'm walking througAh your town in the sDnow
Don't all these little winter tAowns all look the sDame
Don't all these little winter tAowns all look the sDame
How tGhe freezing winds they blow
When the mission doors are Dclosed
Now ID'm walking through your Atown in the Dsnow
[Verse]
I Dcarry my homAe on my bDack
I Dcarry my homAe on my baDck
But the Gpolice only frown
Every time I lay it dDown
And I'm walking through your Atown in the snowD  
There's some fellows jungleAd up by the yaDrd
There's some fellows jungleAd up by the yarDd
They'Gre cooking up down there
And I've nothing left tDo share
And I'm walking througAh your town in the sDnow
[Verse]
Maybe I can rusAtle up a Djob
Maybe I can rusAtle up a Djob
But thereG's nothing I can do
My best working days are tDhrough
And I'm walking through Ayour town in the Dsnow
Don't ever think I'll find Amy way back Dhome
Don't ever think I'll find Amy way back Dhome
I Gcan see my golden years
Shining through these golden tDears
And DI'm walking through yoAur town in the Dsnow
[Chorus]
I'm walking through your tAown in the snDow
I'm walking through your tAown in the snDow
I'vGe got no place to go ?
All the trains are runninDg slow
And I'm walking through your Atown in the Dsnow

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