Ramblin' Man

Well, I could settle down and be doin' just fine

'Til I hear an old train comin' down the line

Then I hurry straight home and pack

And if I didn't go, I believe I'd blow my stack

But I love you, baby

But you got to understand

That when the Lordy made me

He made a ramblin', ramblin', ramblin' man

Look here

Some folks might say, they might say that I ain't no good

And that I wouldn't settle down even if I could

I could

But when that, when that open road gets to callin' me

There's something over that hill I gotta see, I gotta see

I gotta go, I gotta go

I'm a ramblin' man, I ramble and ramble

Ramble and ramble

Ramble

Let me travel this land from the mountains to the sea

'Cause that's the life I believe God meant for me

And when I'm gone (When I'm gone), I'm gone (At my grave, you stand)

And on my grave, you stand (They'll say, "God's called home")

Say, "Good God almighty, here lies" ("Your ramblin' man")

"A ramblin', a ramblin', ramblin' man"