Watch Muscians From Germany Cover “Tuesdays Gone” by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Lynyrd Skynyrd is truly a gem in the music industry. Their debut album (Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd) produced several well-known songs by the group: “Gimme Three Steps,” “Simple Man,” “Tuesday’s Gone,” and “Free Bird” with “Free Bird” catapulting the group to greater heights of fame.

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Tuesday’s Gone” is the second tune on their first album and also appears on their first live album, One More from the Road. It’s also frequently covered by dozens of artists, both known and unknown; check out this German band named Southbound-Rebellion taking a shot singing “Tuesday’s Gone.”

Like The Rolling Stones’ “Ruby Tuesday,” a female character is given the name Tuesday here. It’s about getting away from her and never looking back. The “I must be going now” line is quite similar to “Free Bird” and was written by lead singer and guitarist Ronnie Van Zant and Allen Collins.

Check out the cover below.

 

Tuesday’s Gone

Song by: Lynyrd Skynyrd

Train roll on

On down the line, won’t you

Please take me far away

 

Now I feel the wind blow

Outside my door, means I’m

I’m leaving my woman at home, Lordy

 

Tuesday’s gone with the wind

Oh, my baby’s gone, with the wind

 

And I don’t know

Oh, where I’m going

I just want to be left alone

 

Well, when this train ends

I’ll try again, oh but I’m

I’m leaving my woman at home, Lordy

 

Tuesday’s gone, with the wind

Tuesday’s gone, with the wind

Tuesday’s gone, with the wind

My baby’s gone, with the wind

 

Train roll on

Tuesday’s gone

 

The train roll on

A many miles from my home, see I’m

I’m riding my blues away, yeah

 

Well Tuesday, you see

Oh, she had to be free, Lord but

Somehow I got to carry on, Lordy

 

Tuesday’s gone, with the wind

Tuesday’s gone, with the wind

Tuesday’s gone, with the wind, oh

My baby’s gone, with the wind

 

Train, roll on, ooh

 

‘Cause my baby’s gone

I’m riding my blues babe

Trying to ride my blues

Ride on train

Ride on train

Ride my blues, babe

Come back to me, babe

Come back to me, oh, train