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1. Hobo's Prayer Marty Stuart. Song: Hobo's Prayer. Artist: Marty Stuart. Album: The Pilgrim. Words and music by: Marty Stuart. Tuning: Down one semi-tone. Capo: None. Under br [D] idges, beneath trestles, in the boxcars of dead trains. L [Bm] ivin' to beat the cold, of the pourin' drivin' rain.

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2. Trading sorrows for tomorrows, now that's the hobo's prayer" Mother Mary is a lady from down in New Orleans She's seen a lot of living since she was

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3. The Pilgrim, an Album by Marty Stuart. Released 15 June on MCA (catalog no. MCA3P; CD). Genres: Contemporary Country, Americana/5(35).

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4. While the "concept" album has always been a staple of rock music, it's rarely been a factor in country--until now. With THE PILGRIM, writer/singer/producer guitarist Marty Stuart has crafted an honest-to-goodness country opera complete with a cast of country legends portraying the various roles.6/

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5. Song: Hobo's Prayer Artist: Marty Stuart Album: The Pilgrim Words and music by: Marty Stuart Tuning: Down one semi-tone Capo: None D Under bridges, beneath trestles, in the boxcars of dead trains Bm Livin' to beat the cold, of the pourin' drivin' rain D A silent society moves out in the night Bm C F D Ragged rebels, homeless hobos, and those like me, who've lost the light.

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6. Marty Stuart (alongside his Fabulous Superlatives) often performs tracks from this album on The Marty Stuart Show on RFD-TV. They have performed tracks such as 'Reasons', 'Red, Red Wine, And Cheatin' Songs', 'Hobo's Prayer', 'The Greatest Love Of All Time', 'The Pilgrim (Act III)' and with special guest Earl Scruggs, 'Mr John Henry, Steel Driving Man'.Genre: Country.

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7. Song: Hobo's Prayer Artist: Marty Stuart Album: The Pilgrim Words and music by: Marty Stuart Tuning: Down one semi-tone Capo: None D Under bridges, beneath trestles, in the boxcars of dead t.

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8. Marty Stuart - The Pilgrim (Act III) Lyrics. I am a lonesome pilgrim, far from home And what a journey I have known I might be tired and weary, but I am strong 'Cause pilgrims walk, but.

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