G D Em CG D Smokin long black Cadillac, engine’s windin downEm C Parked it up on the sidewalk like he owned the whole damn townG D G C I'd hear him talkin to some chick through a thick ghost of smokeG D Through a thicker haze of southern comfort and cokeG D He'd say girl you’re hotter than the hinges hangin off the gates of hellEm C Don’t be afraid to turn to me baby if a he don't treat you wellG D G C And by he he meant me so I laughed and I shook his handG D He'd laugh a little bit louder as he would yell up at the bandG D Play a train song, pour me one more roundEm C Make’em leave my boots on on the day they lay me downG D G C I am a runaway locomotive out of my one track mindG D G D G And I’m lookin for any kind of trouble that I can findG D I got this old black leather jacket, got this pack of Marlboro redsEm C I got this stash here in my pocket, got these thoughts in my own headG D G C I got to run until I’ve got walk or until I got to crawlG D G At this moment that I’m in right now and nothin else at allG D Play a train song, pour me one more roundEm C Make’em leave my boots on on the day they lay me downG D G C I am a runaway locomotive out of my one track mindG D G D G And I’m lookin for any kind of trouble that I can findG D And the television blizzard lights we looked around his placeEm C We found him cold there on the sofa a little smile across his faceG D G C And though I tried with all my sadness somehow I could never weepG D For a man who looked to me like he died laughin in his sleepG D Singin a train song, drinkin one last roundEm C We made’em leave his boots on on the day they laid him downG D G C He was a runaway locomotive out of his one track mindG C Play a train songG C Play a train songG D G Play a train song
Play A Train Song
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