Ramblin' Man The Allman Brothers Band
Subject: Allman Brothers Band: Ramblin' Man
Ramblin' Man
Dickey Betts
CHORUS:
[G] [F] Lord, I was b[G]orn a ramblin' man, trying to mak[C]e a living and
doing the best I
[D] [C] can. When [G]it's time f[Em]or leaving, I hop[C]e you'l[G]l understan[D]d, that
I was born a
rambling [G]man.
[G] My father[F] was a gambler d[G]own in Georgia. He wound up [C]on the wrong en[D]d
of a gun.
And [C]I was born in the [G]back seat of a [Em]Greyhound [C]bus, [G]rolling down [D]highway
forty-
[G]one.
CHORUS
I'm on my way to New Orleans this morning, Leaving out of Nashville,
Tennessee. They're always having a good time down on the Bayou, Lord. Them
Delta women thing the world of me.
CHORUS
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