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TRAIN
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(Jeff Tweedy)


INTRO:

| E5 | D5 (D5add9  D) | E5 | D5 (D5add9  D) |

| E5 | D5 (D5add9  D) | E5 | D5 |

| B | D5 | B | D5 |

(riff 1)  A (riff 2 (3x))  D (Dsus)


VERSE 1:
A
Quarter after two
E  A                             D (Dsus)
      Sitting in my car watching waiting on a train
A
Ninety-seven flatcars
E  A                   D (Dsus)
      Loaded down with troop trucks and tanks, rolling by


CHORUS:
F#m
     I'm twenty-one
A
   And I'm scared as hell
  F#m                             A
I quit school, I was healthy as a horse
  F#m                            B                     D5
Because of all that, I'll be the first one to die in a war


(riff 1)  A (riff 2 (2x))  D (Dsus)


VERSE 2:
Whole damn town was sleeping
Dreaming the same dream
Radio was playing
Roger McGuinn sing to each and every thing there's a time and a season


CHORUS


(riff 1)


BRIDGE:

A (riff 3)  G (G5add9)

A (riff 3)  G (G5add9)

E                             D (D5add9 D)
   I guess I have no right to say
E                D (D5add9 D)
   We all die anyway
E                       D (D5add9 D)
   But I'd just like to know
E                   D5
Where does my dying go?
     B  D5
What fo-or?
     B  D5
What fo-or?


(riff 1)  A (riff 2 (2x))


REPEAT VERSE 1


GUITAR SOLO (same chords as chorus)


ENDING:
(riff 1)  (riff 2 (3x))  A


NOTES:

The unusual chords are actually pretty simple variations on basic
chords.  Here is how they are played:

     E5  D5  D5add9  Dsus  G5add9
e  --0---x---0-------3-----3----
B  --0---3---3-------3-----3----
G  --x---2---2-------2-----2----
D  --2---0---0-------0-----0----
A  --2---0---0-------0-----x----
E  --0---x---x-------x-----3----

Often, the guitar switches back and forth between two similar chords,
such as D and Dsus.  When this occurs, I have written the first chord
followed by the other chord(s) in parentheses.  (For example, "D
(Dsus)")

In the hopes of making things a little clearer, I have denoted certain
guitar parts as "riffs".  But note that they are sometimes played
slightly differently at different points -- and my transcription of
them might not be completely accurate, anyway.

RIFF 1:
e  --------------------------------------------------
B  --------------------------------------------------
G  --------------------------------------------------
D  --------------------------------------------------
A  --4--5--4--2--2h4--4h5----------------------------
E  --------------------------------------------------

RIFF 2:
e  -------0------------------------------------------
B  --2h3-----3--2--0---------------------------------
G  -------------------2--2---------------------------
D  --------------------------------------------------
A  --------------------------------------------------
E  --------------------------------------------------
This is played twice every time, except at the end, when it is played
three times (with a slight variation the second time).

RIFF 3:
e  --------------------------------------------------
B  --3--2--0-----------------------------------------
G  -----------2--------------------------------------
D  --------------------------------------------------
A  --------------------------------------------------
E  --------------------------------------------------

Tabbed by: Caleb Rush <rush@qal.berkeley.edu>