Bill Monroe - Heavy Traffic Ahead Mandolin (First Version)
 Bill Monroe - Heavy Traffic Ahead Mandolin First Version: chords and tabs for the song. Watch chords and tablatures for all songs of the singer (group) Bill Monroe. Other chords and tabs for the "Heavy Traffic Ahead Mandolin" can find at the bottom of the page. Heavy Traffic Ahead Mandolin Lick in Intro ---/9-5------------ ---------7-5-4----- ---------------7--- ------------------- Verse 1 A On Saturday night when our work is done we load our music up on the run D Heavy traffic a head A Heavy Traffic a head E A We Got to to ramble ramble with heavy traffic a head Verse 2 A Pull out of nashville right on time the bluegrass special is right on time D Heavy traffic a head A Heavy traffic a head E A We got to ramble, ramble A -5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-8-9-9-9-5-5-5-5-5-9-9-5-5------------- ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- D -------------------------------5-5-----5-5-5--8-9-9--5- -7-5-4--4------------------5-9------------------------- ----------7-7-7-5-5-5-0-------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- A ------------------------------------------------------- --7-5---3-4-------------------------------------------- ------7-----7--7-7------------7--7--7--7-0------------- -------------------9-8-7-5-6--------------------------- E A ----------------5-5-------------------------------5-5-5- ---7--7-7--7-7------7-5-3-4-4---------------------4-4-4- -6-6--6-6----------------------7-7-7-----------7--7-7-7- -------------------------------------9-8-7-5-6----9-9-9- (Additional Verses) 3 We traveled around from stat t o state The blue grass boys are never late Heavy traffic ahead, heavy traffic ahead 4 A Later in the evening about sunedwon, You we've conquered some other town. Heavy Traffic ahed, heavy traffic ahead We got to ramble, ramble with heavy traffic ahead. 5 We do our work with a good will On Friday night we head for next'ville Heavy trattic ahead, heavy traffic ahead We got to ramble, ramble with heavy traffic ahead |
