Morning Train Chords by Sensational Nightingales
Tempo:
93.8 bpm
Chords used:
A
F#m
D
E
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A]
[D] [A] Let's go home on the morning train.
[F#m] Let's go home on the morning train.
Lord, the evening [A] train may be too late.
[F#m] Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Let me [F#m] tell you, children,
Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Come and go with me, [F#m] children.
Let's go home on the morning train.
Lord, the evening train may be too late.
[E] Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the morning train.
A [A] song reminds me [D]
of an old revival [A] they used to have long ago.
All [D] the brothers and fathers,
[A] They would gather around [D] the Mormon's [A] bench.
I [D] could hear some of them [A] as they would pray all night long.
These are the [D] words, these are [A] the words I could hear them [D] say.
They would say words like [A] this.
Get right, children, let's go home.
[E] [F#m] Get right, [E] children, [F#m] let's go home.
Lord, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
I got one more thing.
One of these [D] old days,
[A] We're going to ride that morning train.
We're going [D] all the way, [F#m] all the way from earth to glory.
If you got your [D] ticket, [A] you can get on board this train.
It's going where the wicked will [D] cease from troubling,
[A] And the will will be at rest.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Oh [F#m] yeah, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too late.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Come on, children, [A] come on, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh Lord, [F#m] yeah, well, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Oh, come on, let's go home.
Come on, let's go home.
Get [F#m] your [A] business figured.
Let's go [F#m] home.
Let's go [A] home.
Let's go home.
Let's go [Am] home.
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Let's go home.
And [D] I know I can [A] tell you.
Let's go [D] home.
[A]
[F#m]
[A]
Let's go home.
Let's go home.
Let's go home.
Can we just go for lunch?
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Come on and let's go [Am] home.
Get your business figured.
[D] Let's go home.
Get
[A] [F#m] [A] your business figured.
Let's go home, you may be out of store, [F#m] but [A] come on, let's go home, let's go home, [D] let's go home.
[A] [F#] [A]
[D] [A] Let's go home on the morning train.
[F#m] Let's go home on the morning train.
Lord, the evening [A] train may be too late.
[F#m] Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Let me [F#m] tell you, children,
Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Come and go with me, [F#m] children.
Let's go home on the morning train.
Lord, the evening train may be too late.
[E] Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the morning train.
A [A] song reminds me [D]
of an old revival [A] they used to have long ago.
All [D] the brothers and fathers,
[A] They would gather around [D] the Mormon's [A] bench.
I [D] could hear some of them [A] as they would pray all night long.
These are the [D] words, these are [A] the words I could hear them [D] say.
They would say words like [A] this.
Get right, children, let's go home.
[E] [F#m] Get right, [E] children, [F#m] let's go home.
Lord, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
I got one more thing.
One of these [D] old days,
[A] We're going to ride that morning train.
We're going [D] all the way, [F#m] all the way from earth to glory.
If you got your [D] ticket, [A] you can get on board this train.
It's going where the wicked will [D] cease from troubling,
[A] And the will will be at rest.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Oh [F#m] yeah, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too late.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Come on, children, [A] come on, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh Lord, [F#m] yeah, well, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Oh, come on, let's go home.
Come on, let's go home.
Get [F#m] your [A] business figured.
Let's go [F#m] home.
Let's go [A] home.
Let's go home.
Let's go [Am] home.
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Let's go home.
And [D] I know I can [A] tell you.
Let's go [D] home.
[A]
[F#m]
[A]
Let's go home.
Let's go home.
Let's go home.
Can we just go for lunch?
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Come on and let's go [Am] home.
Get your business figured.
[D] Let's go home.
Get
[A] [F#m] [A] your business figured.
Let's go home, you may be out of store, [F#m] but [A] come on, let's go home, let's go home, [D] let's go home.
[A] [F#] [A]
Key:
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [D] [A] Let's go home on the morning train.
_ [F#m] Let's go home on the morning train.
_ Lord, the evening [A] train may be too late.
_ [F#m] Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Let me [F#m] tell you, children,
Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Come and go with me, [F#m] children.
Let's go home on the morning train.
Lord, the evening train may be too late.
[E] Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the morning train.
A [A] song reminds me [D]
of an old revival [A] they used to have long ago.
All [D] the brothers and fathers,
[A] They would gather around [D] the Mormon's [A] bench.
I [D] could hear some of them [A] as they would pray all night long.
These are the [D] words, these are [A] the words I could hear them [D] say.
They would say words like [A] this.
Get right, children, let's go home.
_ [E] [F#m] Get right, [E] children, [F#m] let's go home.
Lord, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
I got one more thing.
One of these [D] old days,
[A] We're going to ride that morning train.
We're going [D] all the way, [F#m] all the way from earth to glory.
If you got your [D] ticket, [A] you can get on board this train.
It's going where the wicked will [D] cease from troubling,
[A] And the will will be at rest.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Oh [F#m] yeah, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too late.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Come on, children, [A] come on, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh Lord, [F#m] yeah, well, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Oh, come on, let's go home.
Come on, let's go home.
Get [F#m] your [A] business figured.
Let's go [F#m] home.
Let's go [A] home.
Let's go home.
Let's go [Am] home.
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Let's go home.
And [D] I know I can [A] tell you.
Let's go [D] home.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Let's go _ home.
Let's _ _ go home.
Let's go home.
Can we just go for lunch?
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Come on and let's go [Am] home.
Get your business figured.
_ [D] _ _ Let's go home.
Get _
[A] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ your business _ _ figured.
Let's go home, you may be out of store, [F#m] but [A] come on, let's go home, let's go home, [D] let's go home.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] [A] Let's go home on the morning train.
_ [F#m] Let's go home on the morning train.
_ Lord, the evening [A] train may be too late.
_ [F#m] Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Let me [F#m] tell you, children,
Let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Come and go with me, [F#m] children.
Let's go home on the morning train.
Lord, the evening train may be too late.
[E] Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the morning train.
A [A] song reminds me [D]
of an old revival [A] they used to have long ago.
All [D] the brothers and fathers,
[A] They would gather around [D] the Mormon's [A] bench.
I [D] could hear some of them [A] as they would pray all night long.
These are the [D] words, these are [A] the words I could hear them [D] say.
They would say words like [A] this.
Get right, children, let's go home.
_ [E] [F#m] Get right, [E] children, [F#m] let's go home.
Lord, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
I got one more thing.
One of these [D] old days,
[A] We're going to ride that morning train.
We're going [D] all the way, [F#m] all the way from earth to glory.
If you got your [D] ticket, [A] you can get on board this train.
It's going where the wicked will [D] cease from troubling,
[A] And the will will be at rest.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Oh [F#m] yeah, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too late.
Come on and let's go home on the morning train.
Come on, children, [A] come on, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh Lord, [F#m] yeah, well, let's go home on the morning train.
Oh, the evening train may be too [A] late.
Come [F#m] on and let's go home on the [A] morning train.
Oh, come on, let's go home.
Come on, let's go home.
Get [F#m] your [A] business figured.
Let's go [F#m] home.
Let's go [A] home.
Let's go home.
Let's go [Am] home.
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Let's go home.
And [D] I know I can [A] tell you.
Let's go [D] home.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Let's go _ home.
Let's _ _ go home.
Let's go home.
Can we just go for lunch?
Let's go home.
Come on and let's go home.
Come on and let's go [Am] home.
Get your business figured.
_ [D] _ _ Let's go home.
Get _
[A] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ your business _ _ figured.
Let's go home, you may be out of store, [F#m] but [A] come on, let's go home, let's go home, [D] let's go home.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _ [A] _ _