[Chords] D5 [00023x] Csus2 [x3003x] G/B [x2003x] G5 [5x003x] Fsus2 [3x0010] Am7 [x02010] [Verse 1] Roll out here mister If you need a little rest Roll out here mister If you need a little rest Lay me down in marbletown a boneyard is the best [Verse 2] There was a bad bull on the railroad tried to put me off his train There was a bad bull on the railroad tried to put me off his train Lay me down in marbletown ’Til the coast is clear again [Bridge] I hear them a-hollerin’ We got a man down here we got a man down We got a man down here we got a man down [Verse 3] I’m gonna flip me a cannonball that won’t stop for anyone Flip me a cannonball that won’t stop for anyone Lay me down in marbletown wait ’til morning comes [Verse 4] I’m gonna roll out here in the tombstones wait here on my train Roll out here in the tombstones wait here on my train Lay me down in marbletown I hope that it don’t rain [Bridge] I still hear them a-hollerin’ We got a man down here we got a man down We got a man down here we got a man down [Verse 5] Roll out here mister If you need a little rest Roll out here mister If you need a little rest Lay me down in marbletown a boneyard is the best [Notes] See https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/mark-knopfler/marbletown-guitar-pro-3741644 for details on how to play

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque un désir de repos et de répit face aux épreuves de la vie. Le narrateur fait allusion à un moment difficile et cherche un endroit où se poser et se ressourcer, symbolisé par un cimetière, un lieu de paix. Il partage également une expérience troublante avec une figure intimidante sur les chemins de fer, soulignant la tension et l'incertitude qui l'entourent. Tout au long des couplets, il exprime le souhait de trouver refuge et tranquillité, attendant le moment où tout redeviendra paisible. Cette quête de sérénité résonne avec un sentiment de vulnérabilité face aux adversités.