Rollin' Down That Lincoln Highway

1st Chorus:

       A6                                                                                    E7

Rollin' down that Lincoln Highway....the oldest road from shore to shore

     E7          

Built way back then by those hard workin' men....

                                                    A6

They made a path where there'd been none before                                          

Verse 1.  From New York City to the Frisco bay....the highway never ever stops

It's like Main Street....across the USA....with truckers, travelers  and traffic cops

I'm goin....

2nd Chorus:

Rollin' down that Lincoln Highway,  farms and fields are flyin' past

The wind is in my hair,  I don't have a care,  I'm seein' everything clearly at last 

Bridge:

 D                                           B7                    D                                                      E

So come with me and we'll travel along,  you snap your fingers and I'll sing a  song

 Repeat 1st Chorus

Verse 2.  Now old Abe Lincoln was the man to unify

The North and South when he asked the question why....

Shouldn't all men be free.?  ...to travel and be proud?....

Yes...the answer's ringin' clear and loud....as I'm    Repeat 2nd Chorus / Rollin' 4X

  Copyright 2008 & 1996 by Shadric Smith  All Rights Reserved.  Supposed To Be Music www.shadric.com

Recordings of earlier versions available on Half My Life CD and Tunesmith CD.