Tom: C#m E I walked through Cleveland till my feet were black. E A E It only took ten minutes then I was back in this hotel room trying to write this song. E I met a little white man, he said he played guitar. E A E His wife's in jail and that broke my heart the stories you hear when you'd rather be alone [Chorus] A Roller coastin's what I do for fun. Am I buy two seats but I only use one. E B The other I keep safe for my old girl. A She gets out by labour day, Am and when she does, we're going away. E B We're gonna ride the rails back to Oklahoma. A Am E Back to Oklahoma. [Verse 2] E The Cuyahoga River won't kill you no more. E They cleaned it back in '74. A E Well, you might get sick but welcome to Ohio. E It's the state that makes one the president, E where free pete rose is never dead. A E In '96, we shared an elevator back in Cinci. [Chorus] A Roller coastin's what I do for fun. Am I buy two seats but I only use one. E B The other I keep safe for my old girl. A She gets out by labour day, Am and when she does, we're going away. E B We're gonna ride the rails up to Manitoba. A Am E Back to Nova Scotia. [Bridge] E F#m Lond days they stick, long days are tall. E Long days in grey skies make sad folks of us all E F#m Lond days they stick, long days are tall. E Long days in grey skies make sad folks of us all E F#m Lond days they stick, long days are tall. E Long days in grey skies make sad folks of us all E F#m Lond days they stick, long days are tall. E Long days in grey skies make sad folks of us all [Outro] E F#m