Written by Thom Moore
Intro: C verse 1 F The train to Sligo moves too slow C F As it brings her from the school below C F She wants to be home faster than C G The train to Sligo ever can verse 2 C F She wonders where the passing time goes C F C Creeping by her window, my oh my F It?s getting longer than G C It ever has beforeverse 3 F The train from Sligo moves too fast C F When holidays are gone at last C F Winter days are here again C G Please promise me you?ll write me then verse 4 C F It?s two long weeks till I get home C F I can?t help feeling all alone C F If someone doesn?t write me soon G C I?ll simply fade awayEyes wide as silver dollars I Can?t think why, but she?s a scholar Bb Hold on, it seems so long to learn G What?s right from what is wrong C Oh, school books and fancy collars I might not care to be a scholar Bb 'Hold on' her daddy tells her G C 'Learn to sing your song'Instrumental C F C F C F C G C F C F C F G CEyes wide as silver dollars I Can?t think why, but she?s a scholar Bb Hold on, it seems so long to learn G What?s right from what is wrong C Oh, school books and fancy collars I might not care to be a scholar Bb 'Hold on' her daddy tells her G C 'Learn to sing your song'Eyes wide as silver dollars I Can?t think why, but she?s a scholar Bb Hold on, it seems so long to learn G What?s right from what is wrong C Oh, school books and fancy collars I might not care to be a scholar Bb 'Hold on' her daddy tells her G C 'Learn to sing your song'