Аккорды Jim Croce - Railroad Song

[Intro]
D  Dsus2  D  Dsus2  D  Dsus2  D

[Verse 1]
D              Bm   G                    D     Dsus2
  When I was a boy    in the days of the train,
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  I'd sit by the tracks on a long summer day,
                      G                               D   Dsus2
  And I'd wave at the brakeman, and he'd wave back at me,
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  While the thunderclouds rolled    out of East Tennessee.

[Verse 2]
                    Bm     G                       D     Dsus2
  But the dreams of a boy    disappear when you're grown,
D                 Bm                       A
  And though I may dream, the railroads are gone,
                   G                               D    Dsus2
  The ties, they are rotting, and the tracks shot to hell,
D             Bm       A                      D    Dsus4
  Along with my dreams     and the old railroad bell.

[Chorus]
D                         G        A   D     Dsus2
  In my dreams I ride the rails to California,
D                    G      A        D   Dsus2
  Workin' diners and farms along the way,
D                      G     A         D      Dsus2
  Or I'd hop a ride to hide across the border,
D                          G       A          D
  With a black-eyed girl beside me all the way.


[Verse 3]
N.C.                        Bm       G                       D    Dsus2
  But now the mountains are silent,    and the railroads are gone,
D                       Bm                        A
  And the coal towns no longer hear the miners at dawn,
                        G                           D  Dsus2
  But the train whistle shrills out her memories to me,
D                         Bm    A                  D    Dsus4
  While the thunderclouds roll    out of East Tennessee.

[Chorus]
D                         G        A   D     Dsus2
  In my dreams I ride the rails to California,
D                    G      A        D   Dsus2
  Workin' diners and farms along the way,
D                      G     A         D      Dsus2
  Or I'd hop a ride to hide across the border,
D                          G       A          D
  With a black-eyed girl beside me all the way.

[Verse 4]
N.C.                        Bm       G                       D    Dsus2
  But now the mountains are silent,    and the railroads are gone,
D                       Bm                        A
  And the coal towns no longer hear the miners at dawn,
                        G                           D
  But the train whistle shrills out her memories to me,
                          Bm    A                  D    
  While the thunderclouds roll    out of East Tennessee.