[C]                     [F          C] nIf you will listen a song i will sing n                               [G] nabout my daddy who ran a log train n[C]                            [F      C] nway down in the southland in old alabam n                                  [G           C] nwe lived in a place that they called chapman town n n[C]                             [F       C] nLate in the evening when the sun was low n                                                  [G] nway off in the distance you could hear the train blow n[C]                                  [F          C] nthe folks would come running and momma would sing n                                   [G             C] nget the supper on the table here comes the log train n n[C]                      [F       C] nevery morning at the break of day n                                         [G] nhe'd grab his lunch bucket and be on his way n[C                    F         C] nwinter or summer, sunshine or rain n                             [G        C] nevery morning he'd run that old log train n n[C]                       [F       C] na sweatin and swearin all day long n                                        [G] nshoutin get up there oxens keep movin along n[C]                        [F          C] nload 'er boys cause it looks like rain n                             [G] ni've got to get rollin this old log train n n[C]                      [F         C] nthis story happened a long time ago n                                           [G] nthe log train is silent, god called dad to go n[C]                             [F       C] nbut when i get to heaven to always remain n                                    [G] ni'll listen for the whistle on the old log train