Waiting For A Train

Eddie Noack

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Waiting For A Train

Written by Jimmie Rodgers

Key: G

Waiting For A Train Key DD

Waiting For A Train Key D#D#

Waiting For A Train Key EE

Waiting For A Train Key FF(one step down)

Waiting For A Train Key F#F#(half step down)

Waiting For A Train Key GG(original key)

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Waiting For A Train Key AA(one step up)

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Waiting For A Train Key BB

Waiting For A Train Key CC

Waiting For A Train Key C#C#

	  		
Intro 
G 
D  B7 
E  A7  D 

Verse 1: 
D 
All around the water tank 
G             D 
Waiting for a train 
  G               D        B7 
A thousand miles away from home 
E               A7 
Sleeping in the rain 
  D 
I walked up to a brakeman 
   G                  D 
To give him a line of talk 
G                       D     B7 
He said, "If you've got money 
     E                  A7 
I'll see that you don't walk" 
  D 
I haven't got a nickel 
      G           D 
Not a penny can I show 
     G                 D        B7 
"Get off, get off, you railroad bum" 
   E           A7     D 
He slammed the boxcar door 

Interlude 
D    A7    D 

Verse 2:
   D 
He put me off in Texas 
  G              D 
A state I dearly love 
    G                     D        B7 
The wide open spaces all around me 
    E                  A7 
The moon and stars up above 
D 
Nobody seems to want me 
   G                 D 
Or lend me a helping hand 
    G              D      B7 
I'm on my way from Frisco 
    E                  A7 
I'm going back to Dixieland 
          D 
Though my pocketbook is empty 
       G                    D 
And my heart is filled with pain 
      G               D        B7 
I'm a thousand miles away from home 
E       A7    D 
Waiting for a train 

Outro 
D    A7    D

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