Train On The Island - Aldous Harding

Train On The Island

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Intro
F G
Ocultar tablatura
e|---------|
B|---------|
G|---------| X 8
D|---------|
A|---------|
E|-1--3-3--|
 
[Verso 1]
F G F G
I will have it in now illusion
F G F G
Where'd you go?
F G F G F G F G
Mommy said my inception was like eating a pearl
F G F G
I blew all glass out the home
G F G F G
Reflections steal my mind
 
[Refrão]
F G Em7
Train on the island thought I heard it blow
F G A
Train on the island
F G Em7
Train on the island thought I heard it blow
F G A F G F G F G F G
Train on the island
 
[Verso 2]
F G
I hate my perception
F G F G F G
But the medication slows my mind
F G
Men touched my leg, and I thought:
F G F G F G
React just like a girl
 
[Refrão]
D Am7 A#
Train on the island thought I heard it blow
F G A
Train on the island
A# F G
Train on the island thought I heard it blow
F G A
Train on the island
 
{Solo}
D Am D Am G F G
 
[Ponte]
D Am D Am G
I wanna land in Olympic sand with you
F G F G
Hit the gas, dance just to dance
D Am F G
You took my hand, and I thought:
F G F G
Lay me out on the ground
 
F G
But one more time, you're getting together with friends
F G
And they're Sicilians reaching over the clams
F G
All my life I've thrown Olympic sand
G
Ooh child
 
[Refrão]
F G Em7
Train on the island thought I heard it blow
F G A
Train on the island
F G Em7
Train on the island thought I heard it blow
F G A
Train on the island
 
Outro
D Am D Am F G F G
D Am D Am F G F G
(fades out with these chords)
(Cant here the lyrics here)

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