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Cannonball Blues (aka Solid Gone)
Recorded by Doc Watson
Written by A.P. Carter 

C
Sometimes I'm happy and sometimes I'm blue
                            F
But today I'm so lonesome I don't know what to do
            C    G7          C
My blue eye babe she's solid gone
 
   F                                C
Oh Lord I love that woman but she's gone
      F                                   C
And I know I'm gonna miss her since she's gone
G7          C
She's solid gone
 
 
Listen to that train come a rollin down the track
                                     F
It's a takin' her away oh God and it ain't
                                    C
A-gonna bring her back oh yes she's gone
G7          C
She's solid gone 
 
 
When my baby left me she even took my shoes
 
And that's enough to give a man those 
F                                  C
Doggone worried blues oh yes she's gone
G7          C
She's solid gone
  
   F                                C
Oh Lord I love that woman but she's gone
      F                                   C
And I know I'm gonna miss her since she's gone
G7          C
She's solid gone
 
 
Would you listen to that engine pullin' around the curve
                                     F
She's a whistlin' and a pulllin' boy strainin' every nerve
              C    G7          C
And now she's gone she's solid gone

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