Details of
Hobo
by Marty Falle


Lyrics Writer: Marty Falle, Jonathan Holmberg
Music Writer: Marty Falle, Jonathan Holmberg

Publisher: Appalachia Rust Records
Licensing: ASCAP


Lyrics

Hobo — 3:04

ISRC: TCAJZ2515686 • Lyrics & Music: Marty Falle, Jonathan Holmberg

Rail-rattled rhythms and boxcar prayers of an Appalachian wanderer.

Players:
Marty Falle (Lead Vocals, Guitar)
Carly Greer (Background Vocals)
Jonathan Yudkin (Producer, Fiddle, Mandolin)
Carl Miner (Guitar)
Michael Bub (Acoustic Bass)
Josh Matheny (Dobro)
Matt Menefee (Banjo)
Jim Hoke (Harmonica)

”Hobo” Words and Music by Marty Falle and Jonathan Holmberg (3:04) ISRC Code - TCAJZ2515686

Verse 1:

Think I'll be a hobo. I'll sing a hobo song

Full of pain and misery and the good times that are gone.

Memories of the life I left and how it all went wrong.

I think I'll be a hobo. I'll sing a hobo song

Verse 2:

I think I'll be a hobo.I'll live out on the tracks

Hopping on that L&N Up from Tennessee and back

Every mile's a memory, Every bridge another crack.

I think I'll be a hobo.With an old banjo and burlap sack.

Chorus

It's a hobo life for me. I'll be living fancy free

Sleeping in old box cars Hiding from police The rhythm of the rails makes me happy as can be

Hey! Hallelujah! It's a hobo life for me.

Bridge:

I have seen the sunrise over these Appalachian hills. I know all the Christian Homes

Where a man can get a meal. Running to the tracks when that train-a- whistle blows.

That's music to the ears of a hobo

Verse 3:

Think I'll be a hobo. Till the day I die.

I don't need no funeral. No widow there to cry.

Just throw my body off the train at that old Kentucky line.

I think I'll be a hobo until the day I die. I think I’ll be a Hobo