Chords for michael holliday RUNAWAY TRAIN
Tempo:
115.35 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
Am
Cm
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Am] [E]
It was in the year of 89 on that old Chicago line, when the winter wind [Am] was blowing [N] shrill.
The winds were froze, the wheels were cold, then the air brakes wouldn't hold, and number
nine came roaring down the hill.
[G]
Oh, the [C] runaway train came down the track and she blew.
The runaway train came down the [G] track and she blew.
The runaway train came down the track, her whistle wide and her throttle black, and she blew.
[C] [G]
The engineer said [C] the train must halt and she blew.
The engineer said the train [G] must halt and she blew.
The engineer said the train must halt, he said it was all the fireman's [C] fault and she [G] blew.
[C]
Oh, the fireman said he rang the bell and she blew.
[G] The fireman said [C] he rang [G] the bell and she blew.
The fireman said he rang the bell, the engineer said,
You did like, and she blew.
[C]
The porter got an awful fright and she blew.
The porter got an awful [G] fright and she blew.
The porter got an awful fright, he got so scared he near turned white and she blew.
[C] [Cm]
The [G] conductor said there'd be a wreck and she [C] blew.
[G] The conductor said there'd be a wreck and she blew.
The conductor said there'd be a wreck and he felt the chills run up his [Cm] neck and she blew.
[G]
[C] The runaway train went over the hill and she blew.
The runaway train went over [G] the hill and she blew.
The runaway train went over the [C] hill and the last we [G] heard she was going still and she [C] blew.
[G]
[C] Oh.
It was in the year of 89 on that old Chicago line, when the winter wind [Am] was blowing [N] shrill.
The winds were froze, the wheels were cold, then the air brakes wouldn't hold, and number
nine came roaring down the hill.
[G]
Oh, the [C] runaway train came down the track and she blew.
The runaway train came down the [G] track and she blew.
The runaway train came down the track, her whistle wide and her throttle black, and she blew.
[C] [G]
The engineer said [C] the train must halt and she blew.
The engineer said the train [G] must halt and she blew.
The engineer said the train must halt, he said it was all the fireman's [C] fault and she [G] blew.
[C]
Oh, the fireman said he rang the bell and she blew.
[G] The fireman said [C] he rang [G] the bell and she blew.
The fireman said he rang the bell, the engineer said,
You did like, and she blew.
[C]
The porter got an awful fright and she blew.
The porter got an awful [G] fright and she blew.
The porter got an awful fright, he got so scared he near turned white and she blew.
[C] [Cm]
The [G] conductor said there'd be a wreck and she [C] blew.
[G] The conductor said there'd be a wreck and she blew.
The conductor said there'd be a wreck and he felt the chills run up his [Cm] neck and she blew.
[G]
[C] The runaway train went over the hill and she blew.
The runaway train went over [G] the hill and she blew.
The runaway train went over the [C] hill and the last we [G] heard she was going still and she [C] blew.
[G]
[C] Oh.
Key:
G
C
Am
Cm
E
G
C
Am
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
It was in the year of 89 on that old Chicago line, when the winter wind [Am] was blowing [N] shrill. _
The winds were froze, the wheels were cold, then the air brakes wouldn't hold, and number
nine came roaring down the hill.
[G]
Oh, the [C] runaway train came down the track and she blew. _
The runaway train came down the [G] track and she blew. _
The runaway train came down the track, her whistle wide and her throttle black, and she blew.
_ _ [C] _ _ [G] _
The engineer said [C] the train must halt and she blew. _ _
The engineer said the train [G] must halt and she blew. _
The engineer said the train must halt, he said it was all the fireman's [C] fault and she [G] blew.
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ Oh, the fireman said he rang the bell and she blew.
_ _ [G] The fireman said [C] he rang [G] the bell and she blew.
_ The fireman said he rang the bell, the engineer said,
You did like, and she blew.
_ _ [C] _
_ _ The porter got an awful fright and she blew.
_ _ The porter got an awful [G] fright and she blew.
_ The porter got an awful fright, he got so scared he near turned white and she blew.
_ _ [C] _ [Cm] _
_ The [G] _ _ conductor said there'd be a wreck and she [C] blew.
_ [G] The conductor said there'd be a wreck and she blew.
_ The conductor said there'd be a wreck and he felt the chills run up his [Cm] neck and she blew.
[G] _ _
_ [C] _ _ The runaway train went over the hill and she blew.
_ _ The runaway train went over [G] the hill and she blew.
_ The runaway train went over the [C] hill and the last we [G] heard she was going still and she [C] blew.
_ _ [G] _
_ _ [C] Oh. _ _ _ _
It was in the year of 89 on that old Chicago line, when the winter wind [Am] was blowing [N] shrill. _
The winds were froze, the wheels were cold, then the air brakes wouldn't hold, and number
nine came roaring down the hill.
[G]
Oh, the [C] runaway train came down the track and she blew. _
The runaway train came down the [G] track and she blew. _
The runaway train came down the track, her whistle wide and her throttle black, and she blew.
_ _ [C] _ _ [G] _
The engineer said [C] the train must halt and she blew. _ _
The engineer said the train [G] must halt and she blew. _
The engineer said the train must halt, he said it was all the fireman's [C] fault and she [G] blew.
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ Oh, the fireman said he rang the bell and she blew.
_ _ [G] The fireman said [C] he rang [G] the bell and she blew.
_ The fireman said he rang the bell, the engineer said,
You did like, and she blew.
_ _ [C] _
_ _ The porter got an awful fright and she blew.
_ _ The porter got an awful [G] fright and she blew.
_ The porter got an awful fright, he got so scared he near turned white and she blew.
_ _ [C] _ [Cm] _
_ The [G] _ _ conductor said there'd be a wreck and she [C] blew.
_ [G] The conductor said there'd be a wreck and she blew.
_ The conductor said there'd be a wreck and he felt the chills run up his [Cm] neck and she blew.
[G] _ _
_ [C] _ _ The runaway train went over the hill and she blew.
_ _ The runaway train went over [G] the hill and she blew.
_ The runaway train went over the [C] hill and the last we [G] heard she was going still and she [C] blew.
_ _ [G] _
_ _ [C] Oh. _ _ _ _