Someone Else`s Train
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[Intro: ]F#m D F#m D F#m D C#
Bm C#m F#m
Don't say what you mean you might spoil your face
A D
If you walk in the crowd you all live in the trace
C#m
It's always the same
F#m D F#m D F#m D C#
You're jumping someone else's train
D E F#m
It wont take you long to learn then you smile
A D
You have to do in doubt so there we're out of stile
C#m
It's always the same
F#m D F#m D F#m D C#
You're jumping someone else's train
D E F F#m
If you pick up on it quick you can say you will learn
D E
Again and again and again
F#m D F#m D F#m D C#
You're jumping someone else's train
Bm C#m F#m
It's the ladies walk that you're quite in for
A D
The old I do is getting such so bored
C#m
Now you're back in line
Bm A
Goin' upward is backward half the time
G#
Everyone is happy
F#m E
They're finally all the same
F#m D F#m D F#m D C# F#m
coz' everyone is jumping everybody's else's train
How to play Someone Else`s Train
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#m. 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.