I Hear Little Rock Calling lyrics chords

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I Hear Little Rock Calling
Recorded by Ferlin Husky  written by Dallas Frazier

G                           D7
I hear Little Rock calling  homesick tears a falling
                                        G
I've been away from Little Rock way too long
          C              G
I'm gonna have a worried mind till I cross the Arkansas line
                   D7              G
I hear Little Rock calling me back home

                                 D7           G
I remember on that day they said son don't go away
                                        D7
Now I wish I would've listened to their call
          C                 G
I miss my mom and I miss my dad and the good friends that I had
                       D7                 G
But I miss my hometown sweetheart most of all

Repeat #1

                                          D7              G
I've been through a thousand towns mostly sleeping on the ground
                                              D7
And the thrill of traveling this old world is gone
          C               G
I've been hungry and I've cold I've been troubled in my soul
                   D7               G
I'm a gonna climb aboard next train home

Repeat #1
 
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                   D7              G
I hear Little Rock calling me back home 

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