In The Sidings chords by Cyril Tawney
Verse 1
G
D
G
The pinstripe boys have had their say
D
A
A line must go if it doesn't pay
D
But I'm too old to move away
G
E
I'm in the sightings now
A
D
G
I've worked this line for many a day,
A
D
A
I can name any driver a mile away,
D
But that's no use when your hair is grey,
G
A
D
G
D
I'm in the sidings now.
A
Well, now I know how a wagon feels
G
A
D
When the grass comes
A
creepin' around its wheels
D
And the timbers rot
and the paintwork peels
G
A
I'm in the side -ends now
G
I'll give me whistle one more blow
D
A
Then I'll swap me pole for a garden hoe
D
My bo gey -fire is burning low
G
D
G
D
I'm in the sidings now
G
Good businessmen have often said,
D
Always trim your costs
A
if you're in the red.
D
Well, come shake hands
with an overhead,
G
A
I'm in the side ends now.
D
G
If your money -tree will bear no fruit,
D
Never blame the man who
A
tends the root,
D
But take your knife to the tender shoot,
G
A
D
G
I'm in the sidings now. you
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