Key: D Intro: A D Verse 1: D F# G He was standing alone by the highway A D I stopped as he climbed into the car D F# G When I asked him how far he'd be going A D He just sang to a small blue guitar
Chorus: G D I'll meet her tonight at the Lakehead G A I'll tell her I promise to stay D F# G When I've come to the end of my journey A D Down this long lonely road to Thunder Bay A D Verse 2: D F# G While the shadows of night were descending A D I could see in the mirror of the car D F# G He had fallen asleep in the back seat A D Still holding that small blue guitar Chorus: A D But I still heard the words and the music A G They stirred me in some quiet way D F# G As I thought of the girl who was waiting A D Down that long lonely road to Thunder Bay A D Verse 3: D F# G As I came to the crash on the highway A D What I saw really gave my mind ajar D F# G When I learned how a young life had ended A D For some lad with a small blue guitar Chorus: G D With no need to look in the back seat G A I was sure as I drove on my way D F# G This was all just some dream or delusion A D Down the long lonely road to Thunder Bay A D Verse 4: D F# G All at once to my ear there was music A D It came from the back seat of the car D F# G And there like a haze in my mirror A D He sang to a small blue guitar Chorus: G D Will you meet her tonight at the Lakehead G A Will you tell her I'll see her someday D F# G When I've come to the end of my journey A D Down this long lonely road to Thunder Bay G D Will you meet her tonight at the Lakehead G A Will you tell her I'll see her someday D F# G When I've come to the end of my journey A D G D Down this long lonely road to Thunder Ba-aa-ay