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Train To New Orleans

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Timothy Robert Salzman

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Dificuldade: facil | Estilo: blues | Sentimento: animada | Ocasião: bar | Tags: jazz, blues, novaorleans, animada, bar, médio, violão-acomp

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grande, o que permitiu o desenvolvimento de ferramentas, culturas e linguagens avançadas. Os humanos tendem a viver em estruturas sociais complexas compostas por muitos grupos cooperantes e concorrentes, desde famílias e redes de parentesco até Estados políticos. As interações sociais entre os humanos estabeleceram uma ampla variedade de valores, normas e rituais, que fortalecem a sociedade humana. A curiosidade e o desejo humano de compreender e influenciar o meio ambiente e de explicar e manipular fenômenos motivaram o desenvolvimento da ciência, filosofia, mitologia, religião e outros campos de estudo da humanidade. Rock N' Roll Party é um álbum de estúdio solo do guitarrista britânico Jeff Beck lançado em 22 de Fevereiro de 2011, pela Eagle Rock Entertainment.

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
  C  F  C   C  G  C

[Verse 1]
  C                            F               C
Walkin’ thru the alley way on down that dusty road
   C                         G               C
I bear a heavy burden and I drag this heavy load
  C                                  F              C
All my songs, and all my poems, and all my little dreams
 C                                      G               C
Went up in smoke the day I jumped that train to New Orleans

[Verse 2]
       C                                    F               C
The whistle blew, they locked the doors and we were on our way
  C                                G                  C
Darkness rolled across the sky to mark that dreadful day
     C                                  F               C
The porter dipped his feather pen and asked us for our names
    C                                     G              C
My life would change the day I took that train to New Orleans

[Chorus]
      Am                                    F
Sometimes when I stand at that fork in the lane
          Am                          F
And the clouds up above ain’t got no rain
      Am                              F
The choice I make, is the path in between
       C                    G      C
And I board  that train to New Orleans

[Instrumental]
 Am  F  Am  F  Am  F  C G C

[Verse 3]
     C                            F               C
A bearded man sat next to me and asked me for a smoke
    C                                    G               C
I passed the fire and waited there and listened when he spoke
      C                                       F                 C
He talked of life, and talked of fear and he told me what he’d seen
 C                                 G              C
Said that I should not be on that train to New Orleans

[Verse 4]
    C                                  F                C
As time rolled by he pointed out the chains across the door
        C                               G           C
There’s no way in and no way out we’re here forevermore
  C                        F                C
Suddenly across the car I heard the Porter scream
   C                                      G              C
You're the one who paid the fare for the train to New Orleans

[Instrumental]
 Am  F  Am  F  Am  F  C G C

[Verse 5]
           C                                F             C
There’s a mystery to this life, there’s a secret in this tale
            C                          G                C
When you’re in that alley way walkin’ down that dusty trail
           C                          F                C
There’s a sign post pointin’ to the station down the street
    C                                     G             C
But if you board that train you’ll never get to New Orleans

[Chorus]
      Am                                    F
Sometimes when I stand at that fork in the lane
          Am                              F
And the whistle down the street seems to call my name
      Am                              F
And I walk in the steps of Kings and Queens
       C                   G      C
As I board  that train to New Orleans
       C                   G      C
This train ain’t goin’ to New Orleans

Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
  C  F  C   C  G  C

[Instrumental]
 Am  F  Am  F  Am  F  C G C

Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste [Intro] C F C C G C [Verse 1] C F C Walkin’ thru the alley way on down that dusty road C G C I bear a heavy burden and I drag this heavy load C F C All my songs, and all my poems, and all my little dreams C G C Went up in smoke the day I jumped that train to New Orleans [Verse 2] C F C The whistle blew, they locked the doors and we were on our way C G C Darkness rolled across the sky to mark that dreadful day C F C The porter dipped his feather pen and asked us for our names C G C My life would change the day I took that train to New Orleans [Chorus] Am F Sometimes when I stand at that fork in the lane Am F And the clouds up above ain’t got no rain Am F The choice I make, is the path in between C G C And I board that train to New Orleans [Instrumental] Am F Am F Am F C G C [Verse 3] C F C A bearded man sat next to me and asked me for a smoke C G C I passed the fire and waited there and listened when he spoke C F C He talked of life, and talked of fear and he told me what he’d seen C G C Said that I should not be on that train to New Orleans [Verse 4] C F C As time rolled by he pointed out the chains across the door C G C There’s no way in and no way out we’re here forevermore C F C Suddenly across the car I heard the Porter scream C G C You're the one who paid the fare for the train to New Orleans [Chorus] Am F Sometimes when I stand at that fork in the lane Am F And the clouds up above ain’t got no rain Am F The choice I make, is the path in between C G C And I board that train to New Orleans [Instrumental] Am F Am F Am F C G C [Verse 5] C F C There’s a mystery to this life, there’s a secret in this tale C G C When you’re in that alley way walkin’ down that dusty trail C F C There’s a sign post pointin’ to the station down the street C G C But if you board that train you’ll never get to New Orleans [Chorus] Am F Sometimes when I stand at that fork in the lane Am F And the whistle down the street seems to call my name Am F And I walk in the steps of Kings and Queens C G C As I board that train to New Orleans C G C This train ain’t goin’ to New Orleans

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