e (The Old Man From) e 3. The Old Country = Composed by Nat Adderley PLAY 8 TIMES (J = 92) Words by Curtis R. Lewis Med. Ballad D-6 EO ATbs D-6 SSS Hey, you old man sit - tin” by the lone-some road, You ain't sired no chil - lun, ain’t none by your side, D-6 p73 G-7 G-11C c7b9 FA Sa ; : J =e es *bout time you're quit - in? life's old tire - some — load. You left all your wo - men. Ain't you sa - tis - fied? EO ATb9 D7 D-IC = : and Jone = ly, got no fam - i - ly. there cling - in’ to a mem-o - ry BbTH4 EO AT»9 D-7 0 = ; 4 = = = Just an old man from some— old coun - try. Of a love left in some— old coun - try. 3rd yerse: (Out chorus) Don't nobody need you, old man, *Cause nobody calls your name. Nobody even whispers. ‘What a dog-gone shame. So the cold grim reaper Has no sympathy. You won't see your homeland SOLOS ‘Cept through me. D-6 Eo ATb9—-D-6 p-6 p72 G-1IC C79 FA ——__——— FA EO AmTb9 = -D-7_~D-1/C_—-BI3 Bb744 = EO ATS B74 -E@ ATH many LIN MUSICCO 8 uiteed fox ending t= 5