Lynnville Train chords by Robert Earl Keen, Jr.
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Intro 1
(E minor) (F sharp minor) (E minor) (F sharp minor) (E minor) (D major) (G major) (A major)
Verse 1
The (D major) Lonesome oak tree
held its fire into Novem (A major) ber
He (E minor) watched the last brown (G major) leaf
hit the ground and blow away (A major)
An (D major) evening gunshot
lets him know the hunt (A major) is over
A fa (E minor) miliar cold moves in (F sharp minor) somewhere
(G major) between snow and (A major) rain
Just (D major) last spring you know
his heart was burnin' (A major)
Be (E minor) fore his Linville love (G major) hit the
road to chase her (A major) dream
Now (D major) he thinks of her each night
and in the (A major) mornin'
He (E minor) laces his coffee cup
(F sharp minor) with (G major) whiskey instead of cream (A major)
Her (G major) story is, she's changed her mind,
she (D major) just can't help herself
She wrote, (E minor) please don't meet me
at (G major) the Linville train
Cause I'm coming in with
someone else (A major)
He's (G major) a quiet man, the neighbors say
But his (D major) pain won't (A major) go away
(B minor) So for (G major) better or worse, he's (D major) going down
To (A major) meet the Linville (D major) train (G major) (D major) (A major) (D major)
He blew a tire on the road
down to (A major) the station
He (E minor) jacked it up and thought (G major) out loud
She never should have let me down (A major)
Just (D major) six months ago she
vowed she was (A major) leaving
Now she's (E minor) coming home with a stranger (F sharp minor)
To (G major) settle down in Linville (A major) town
Her (G major) story is, she's changed her mind
She (D major) just can't help herself
She wrote, (E minor) please don't leave me
at (G major) the Linville train
I'm coming in with someone else (A major)
He's (G major) a quiet man, his neighbors say,
but his (D major) pain won't (A major) go away
(B minor) So for (G major) better or worse, he's (D major) going down
to (A major) meet the Linville (D major) train (G major) (D major) (B minor) (G major) (D major)
(A major) (D major) (G major) (D major) (E minor) (F sharp minor) (G major)
(A major) (E minor) (A major)
Steel (D major) wheels scream, the whistle blows,
his heart is (A major) breakin'
She (E minor) steps on to the plat (G major) form,
her new love by her side (A major)
He (D major) reaches in his coat,
his hand is (A major) shaking
The (E minor) time has finally come, (F sharp minor)
this (G major) really is goodbye (A major)
His (G major) story is he's changed his mind,
he (D major) just can't help himself,
so he's (E minor) getting on board the (G major) Linville train,
and moving on to someplace (A major) else.
As the (G major) train pulls out,
he watches them both,
stand (D major) ing in the (A major) pouring rain, (B minor)
he's (G major) headed
For a new life (D major) down the line
On (A major) the Linville (D major) train
For (G major) better or worse, he's (D major) leaving town
On (A major) the Linville (D major) train (G major) (D major) (A major) (D major) you
Lynnville Train
Robert Earl Keen, Jr.
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