Toy Train - John Edmond

Toy Train

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
3rd traste
Toy Train - John Edmond KEY D(CAPO 3) BPM 152
 
[Intro]
Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D D
 
[Verse 1]
D G D
Last thing I remember about my daddy
G A
Before he left, he bought me a little toy train
D G D
And I remember smiling at him sadly
G A
Then before he turned to walk out in the rain
 
[Chorus]
D
He said, son, I'm
G
Gonna ride a big toy train
D G
Round the world and back again
D A
But Mama, when is Daddy coming back?
 
[Chorus]
A
She said, son, he's
D G
Gonna ride a big toy train
D G
And he'll be back again
Em G D
Just as soon as Daddy runs outta track
 
[Verse 2]
D G D
I spent my boyhood days growing up without him
G A
Most of my time I spent looking down the track
D G D
And every day I'd ask my mom about him
G A
Mama, ain’t he had time to make it back?
 
[Chorus]
A
She said, son, he's
D G
Riding on a big toy train
D G
Round the world and back again
D A
But Mama, when is daddy coming back?
 
[Chorus]
A
She said, son, he's
D G
Riding on a big toy train
D G
And he'll be back again
Em G D
Just as soon as Daddy runs out of track
 
[Verse 3]
E A E
Every day I hear that whistle blowing
A B
And every day I'd watch my mamma turn grey
E A E
And I was almost grown when she started going
A B
And it cheered her up before she passed away
 
[Chorus]
B
I said, Mom, he’s
E A
Riding on a big toy train
E A
Round the world and back again
E B
But son, when is Daddy coming back?
 
[Chorus]
B
I said, Mom, he’s
E A
Riding on a big toy train
E A
And he’ll be back again
F#m A E
Just as soon as Daddy runs out of track
F#m A E
But Mamma knew that Daddy wasn't coming back

How to play Toy Train

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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.

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