Tuesday's Gone

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Tuesday's Gone by Lynyrd Skynyrd

About Tuesday's Gone

"Tuesday's Gone" is the second track on Lynyrd Skynyrd's first album, "(pronounced 'lĕh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd)". One of the band's most popular songs, its relaxing pace and serenading guitars have made it a fan staple. The lyrics, featuring themes of a relationship ending because of extensive touring, are similar in mood to the band's signature tune "Free Bird". The distinct introduction to the song features a mellotron, played by Al Kooper.[citation needed] .

Tuesday's Gone Lyrics

[00:41.35] Train roll on
[00:45.61] On down the line, won't you
[00:51.56] Please take me far away
[00:57.60]
[01:01.01] Now I feel the wind blow
[01:05.58] Outside my door, means I'm
[01:11.13] I'm leaving my woman at home, Lordy
[01:21.09] Tuesday's gone with the wind
[01:28.14]
[01:30.61] Oh, my baby's gone, with the wind
[01:37.91]
[02:00.24] And I don't know
[02:04.72] Oh, where I'm going
[02:10.01] I just want to be left alone
[02:16.07]
[02:19.66] Well, when this train ends
[02:24.26] I'll try again, oh but I'm
[02:29.85] I'm leaving my woman at home, Lordy
[02:39.62] Tuesday's gone, with the wind
[02:49.37] Tuesday's gone, with the wind
[02:56.45]
[02:59.03] Tuesday's gone, with the wind
[03:05.93]
[03:08.49] My baby's gone, with the wind
[03:15.63] Train roll on
[03:20.92] Tuesday's gone
[03:24.60]
[04:52.87] The train roll on
[04:57.49] A many miles from my home, see I'm
[05:02.60] I'm riding my blues away, yeah
[05:12.21] Well Tuesday, you see
[05:16.63] Oh, she had to be free, Lord but
[05:22.22] Somehow I got to carry on, Lordy
[05:31.91] Tuesday's gone, with the wind
[05:41.49] Tuesday's gone, with the wind
[05:50.46] Tuesday's gone, with the wind, oh
[05:59.77] My baby's gone, with the wind
[06:06.74] Train, roll on, ooh
[06:15.81] 'Cause my baby's gone
[06:19.98] I'm riding my blues babe
[06:23.21] Trying to ride my blues
[06:25.82] Ride on train
[06:29.34] Ride on train
[06:32.75] Ride my blues, babe
[06:35.01] Come back to me, babe
[06:39.76] Come back to me, oh, train
[07:05.70]

From the album: Days Of The Week