Biography:
Justin David Hayward (born 14 October 1946) is an English musician best known as songwriter, lead singer, and guitarist for the rock band The Moody Blues. In 2018, Hayward was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside the Moody Blues.
Hayward was born in Dean Street, Swindon, Wiltshire, England, and educated at Shrivenham School in Berkshire and the Commonweal School in Swindon. He was playing in several bands as early as age 15 when he bought his Gibson 335
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Other songs:
- Angels Cry
- As Long As The Moon Can Shine
- Bedtime Stories
- Best Is Yet To Come
- Blue Guitar
- Broken Dreams
- Children Of Paradise
- Country Girl
- Crazy Lovers
- Face In The Crowd
- Forever Autumn
- Forever To Be Alone
- Goodbye
- Heart Of Steel
- I Dreamed Last Night
- Is It Just A Game
- Its Not On
- Lay It On Me
- Let It Begin
- Lights Are Low
- Lost And Found
- Marie
- Maybe Its Just Love
- Moving Mountains
- Nearer To You
- Night Flight
- Nostradamus
- One Again
- One Lonely Room
- Penumbra Moon
- Railway Hotel
- Raised On Love
- Songwriter Part 1
- Stage Door
- Suitcase
- Take Your Chances
- The Angels Cry
- The Best Is Yet To Come
- The Lights Are Low
- This Morning
- Tracks Of My Tears
- Troubadour
- Unexpected Song
- Who Knows
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Railway Hotel (Justin Hayward)
[3/4 time]
D A7 D
We went to the room and we bolted the door
E A7
The bass from the jukebox was coming through the floor
D A7 D G D / /
And out through the walls we could still hear the roar of the trains
C / / D / G D / /
D A7 D
Was this all the comfort we got for our sins
E A7
No candles, no waiters, no soft violins
D A7 D G D / / C / /
The dirty electric convector plugged into the mains
D A D
I had wanted much more for the first night with you
G D / / A7 / / D / /
But the Railway Hotel was the best I could do
A D
I knew the Savoy would have suited you well
G D / / A7 / / D / /
But the best I could do was the Railway Hotel
G / / D / / C / / D / G D / /
D A7 D
Away in the sky were the lights of a jet
E A7
Burning in the night like a slow cigarette
D A7 D G D / /
A lamp in the street threw a soft silhouette on the wall
C / / D / G D / /
D A7 D
And though it was crumbling and run down and dead
E A7
A chair and a sink and an old single bed
D A7 D G D / / C / /
The love we began and the things that we said I recall
D A D
I had wanted much more for the first night with you
G D / / A7 / / D / /
But the Railway Hotel was the best I could do
A D
I knew the Savoy would have suited you well
G D / / G / / D
But the best I could do was the Railway Hotel
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Railway Hotel (Justin Hayward)
[3/4 time]
D A7 D
We went to the room and we bolted the door
E A7
The bass from the jukebox was coming through the floor
D A7 D G D / /
And out through the walls we could still hear the roar of the trains
C / / D / G D / /
D A7 D
Was this all the comfort we got for our sins
E A7
No candles, no waiters, no soft violins
D A7 D G D / / C / /
The dirty electric convector plugged into the mains
D A D
I had wanted much more for the first night with you
G D / / A7 / / D / /
But the Railway Hotel was the best I could do
A D
I knew the Savoy would have suited you well
G D / / A7 / / D / /
But the best I could do was the Railway Hotel
G / / D / / C / / D / G D / /
D A7 D
Away in the sky were the lights of a jet
E A7
Burning in the night like a slow cigarette
D A7 D G D / /
A lamp in the street threw a soft silhouette on the wall
C / / D / G D / /
D A7 D
And though it was crumbling and run down and dead
E A7
A chair and a sink and an old single bed
D A7 D G D / / C / /
The love we began and the things that we said I recall
D A D
I had wanted much more for the first night with you
G D / / A7 / / D / /
But the Railway Hotel was the best I could do
A D
I knew the Savoy would have suited you well
G D / / G / / D
But the best I could do was the Railway Hotel
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