Last train home
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One! Two! Three!
(C Em D )x2
C Em D
To every broken heart in here
C Em D
Love was once a part, but now it's disappeared
C Em D
She told me that it's all a part of the choices that your making
C
Even when you think you're right
Em D
You have to give to take
N.C C
But there's still tomorrow
Em
Forget the sorrow
G D
And I can be on the last train home
C
Watch it pass the day
Em
As it fades away
G
No more time to care
D C
No more time, today
N.C C
But we sing
G
If we're going nowhere
D
Yeah we sing
If it's not enough
C
And we sing
Em
Sing without a reason
D
To ever fall in love
C Em D
I wonder if you're listening
C Em
Picking up on the signals
D
Sent back from within
C Em D
Sometimes it feels like I don't really know whats going on
C Em D
Time and time again it seems like everything is wrong in here
N.C C
But there's still tomorrow
Em
Forget the sorrow
G D
And I can be on the last train home
C
Watch it pass the day
Em
As it fades away
G
No more time to care
D C
No more time, today
N.C C
But we sing
G
If we're going nowhere
D
Yeah we sing
If it's not enough
C
And we sing
Em
Sing without a reason
D
To ever fall in love
(PLAY THIS NEXT BIT SOFTLY OR RIPPLE THE NOTE IT SOUNDS NICE ON ACOUSTIC)
C G
Well we sing if we're going nowhere
D
Yeah we sing if it's not enough (NOW PLAY LOUD AGAIN!)
C
And we sing
Em D
Sing without a reason to ever fall in love
C
But we sing
G
If we're going no where
D
Yeah we sing
If it's not enough
C
And we sing
Em D
Sing with out a reason to never fall in love
C Em D(Ripple to fade)
To never fall in love again
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Contribuição: DiRTy DoLLs(dirtydolls@hotmail.com)
How to play Last train home
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.