Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tuesdays Gone (1973)
^{Key: :[A] (w: Ronnie Van Zant, Gary Rossington, Allen Collins)}

INTRO: [A] [E] [F#m] [D] // [A] [E] [D] [D] : [x2]

VERSE 1:
[A] Train roll [E] on, [F#m] on down the [D] line
Won't you [A] please take me [E] far a-[D]-way?
[A] Now I feel the wind [E] blow [F#m] outside my [D] door
Means I'm [A] leaving my [E] woman at [D] home

SHORT CHORUS:
[A] Tuesday's [G] gone with the [D] wind
[A] My baby's [E] gone with the [D] wind

INSTRUMENTAL: [A] [E] [F#m] [D] // [A] [E] [D] [D]

VERSE 2:
[A] And I don't [E] know, [F#m] oh where I'm [D] going
[A] I just want to [E] be left a-[D]-lone
[A] Well, when this train [E] ends [F#m] I'll try a-[D]-gain
Lord-ie, I'm [A] leaving my [E] woman at [D] home

CHORUS:
[A] Tuesday's [G] gone with the [D] wind
[A] Tuesday's [G] gone with the [D] wind
[A] Tuesday's [G] gone with the [D] wind
[A] My baby's [E] gone with the [D] wind

INSTRUMENTAL: [over VERSE + CHORUS]

INSTRUMENTAL: [A] [E] [F#m] [D] // [A] [E] [D] [D]

VERSE 3:
[A] Train roll [E] on, [F#m] on many miles from my [D] home
See I'm [A] riding my [E] blues a-[D]-way
[A] Tuesday, you [E] see, [F#m] she had to be [D] free
Lord but [A] somehow I've [E] got to carry [D] on, oh yeah

REPEAT CHORUS:

OUTRO:
Train rolls [A] on [E] [D] ; [A] My baby's [E] gone [D]
Train rolls [A] on [E] [D] ; [A] My baby's [E] gone [D] [A open]