Ruthie Collins Ramblin' Man
I love you baby
He can settle down, and be doing just fine
Until he hears an old train, rolling down the line
Then he hurries straight home, home to pack
And if he didn't go
Well I believe he'd blow his stack
Some folks might say that he's no good
That he wouldn't settle down, if he could
But when that open road starts calling to him
There's something over the hill that draws him in
He says I love you baby
But you gotta understand
When The Lord made me
He made a Ramblin' Man
He says I love you baby
But you gotta understand
When The Lord made Lord made
He made a Ramblin' Man
(I love you baby)
(I love you baby)
He loves to see the towns, passing by
And to ride those rails 'neath God's blue sky
Says let me travel this land
From the mountains to the sea
'Cause that's the life I believe
He meant for me
Yeah he says I love you baby
But you gotta understand
When The Lord made me
He made a Ramblin' Man
He says I love you baby
But you gotta understand
When The Lord made Lord made
He made a Ramblin' Man
(I love you baby)
(I love you baby)
When he's gone, at his grave I stand
I'll say God called home, my Ramblin' Man
When he's gone, at his grave I stand
I'll say God called home, my Ramblin' Man
(I love you baby)
(I love you baby)
(I love you baby)
(I love you baby)
