Bill Monroe

Heavy Traffic Ahead Mandolin(Chords)

Bill Monroe

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	        Written By: Bill Monroe 
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Mandolin Lick in Intro 
 
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Verse 1 A On Saturday night when our work is done we load our music up on the run D Heavy traffic a head A Heavy Traffic a head E A We Got to to ramble ramble with heavy traffic a head Verse 2 A Pull out of nashville right on time the bluegrass special is right on time D Heavy traffic a head A Heavy traffic a head E A We got to ramble, ramble
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(Additional Verses) 3 We traveled around from stat t o state The blue grass boys are never late Heavy traffic ahead, heavy traffic ahead 4 A Later in the evening about sunedwon, You we've conquered some other town. Heavy Traffic ahed, heavy traffic ahead We got to ramble, ramble with heavy traffic ahead. 5 We do our work with a good will On Friday night we head for next'ville Heavy trattic ahead, heavy traffic ahead We got to ramble, ramble with heavy traffic ahead

Written by Bill Monroe

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