Train
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Intro: Bm Am x2
verse 1:
Bm Am
I’m sorry but it’s time to leave you now.
Bm
I’m sorry but it’s time to leave
Am
To go our separate way it seems
Em D Bm
To find the dreams.
verse 2:
Bm Am
I’m sorry but it’s time to catch the trip.
Bm Am
I’m sorry but it’s time to catch the train that takes me far away
Em
To see if I’m allowed to say
Bm
(D)That it’s OK.
Bridge:
G A
Leaving doesn’t mean that it’s the end.
G D A G Bm
Leaving doesn’t mean we should not talk about what we planned for our world.
Break: Bm Am
verse 3:
Bm Am
I’m sorry but the train’s rolling away.
Bm Am
I’m sorry but the glass is fogging up
I cannot see your face.
Em D Bm
It’s empty space.
verse 4:
Bm Am
I’m sorry but the sun’s going down.
Bm Am
I’m sorry but the beams don’t fill my heart with all its endless grace
Em D Bm Am
I lost my place.
Break: Bm Am. C D G x2. C D G F#/G Em. Bm Am
Bm Am (strum)Bm
I promise to come home again some day.
How to play Train
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bm. 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.