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The Dream - Charles J. Adams III

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Primeiro acorde: C 4 acordes identificados

Intro

C F

C G7

C F

G7 C

[Verso 1]

C F

My ears do ring and my heart does sing

C G7

When a steam train whistle blows

C F

And anywhere that train is bound

G7 C

It's there I too would go

C F

I had a dream the other night

C G7

Interrupted by this sound

C F

It was the whistle of a southbound freight

G7 C

Rolling through my old hometown

C F

I pinched myself, yeah, still alive

C G7

And hearing what I heard

C F

There was one toot and then another

G7 C

And then, by gosh, a third

C F

They echoed through my mind

C G7

Just like a childhood memory

C F

The dreamy call of an iron horse

G7 C

Was reaching out to me

F

I know I'm dreaming

C G7

But could it really be?

C F

It started seeming

C G7 C

That train was there for me

[Verso 2]

C F

That choo-choo chugged through a foggy mist

C G7

And stopped right where I stood

C F

I'd hop inside that locomotive

G7 C

If I only could

C F

But this I knew was nothing more

C G7

Than a wishful little dream

C F

That toot and choo-choo couldn't really

G7 C

Be what it had seemed

C F

But then, a dapper man walked up

C G7

And tipped his hat to me

C F

Well, in my sleepy state, I wondered

G7 C

Who this man could be

C F

He said he came to give my dream

C G7

A special nice reward

C F

And with a smile upon his face

G7 C

He bellowed, "All aboard!"

F

Was this for real

C G7

Or just a fantasy?

C F

"Wow, what a deal!"

G7 C

I shouted out with glee

[Verso 3]

C F

I climbed inside the cabin

C G7

Took a look at all the stuff

C F

And then I felt that choo-choo train

G7 C

Begin to huff and puff

C F

Well, in my dream, a red bandana

C G7

Fluttered from my neck

C F

And over my shoulder, there was a cord

G7 C

And I figured, "What the heck?"

C F

I wrapped my fingers 'round that cord

C G7

And slowly pulled it down

C F

And as I did, I heard that

G7 C

Sweet and old familiar sound

C F

With that, the locomotive started

C G7

Chugging down the rails

C F

I gave that cord another tug

G7 C

I listened to the wail

F

I made it whistle

C G7

Yes, I'm an engineer

C F

Give it a listen

C G7 C

And tell me what you hear

[Verso 4]

C F

The old conductor looked at me

C G7

And tipped his hat once more

C F

He told me it was time to leave

G7 C

And he vanished in a roar

C F

Yes, dreams, alas, must always end

C G7

For every girl and boy

C F

I was rustled from my slumber

G7 C

By a muffled rumbling noise

C F

I wiped the sleep dust from my eyes

C G7

And listened closely to

C F

The clear refrain of a distant train

G7 C

And a plaintive "woo-woo-woo!"

C F

There's just one thing about that sound

C G7

That made me think that day

C F

The closest railroad tracks to me

G7 C

Are many miles away

F

I got to fearing

C G7

That this was still a dream

C F

What I was hearing

G7 C

Was not what it might seem

[Verso 5]

C F

But soon, I heard another whistle

G7 C

Hooting in the night

C F

I went to my window and looked outside

G7 C

To see a wondrous sight

C F

Up in the dark but moonlit sky

C G7

Beneath a thousand stars

C F

A big black locomotive pulled

G7 C

A hundred railroad cars

C F

White puffs of smoke rose from the stack

C G7

And I can faintly see

C F

That old conductor looking down

G7 C

And he tipped his hat to me

C F

When in a wink, he vanished

C G7

In a trail of shiny steam

C F

I rubbed my eyes and realized

G7 C

That this was not a dream

F

I made it whistle

C G7

Yes, I'm an engineer

C F

Give it a listen

C G7 C

And tell me what you hear

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Charles J. Adams III

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