Biography:
Lucy Kaplansky (born 1960) is a folk musician. Originally from Chicago, at the age of 18 she moved to New York City, where she became involved in the city's Greenwich Village folk music scene.
In 1983, she decided to become a psychologist, enrolling in Yeshiva University. She continued playing music while completing her PhD, and began to have some success as part of a duo with Shawn Colvin. However, when they began to attract record company interest
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Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 03:43:09 GMT
From: Rick L
Subject: CRD: Break A Train Lucy Kaplansky Lyrics/Chords
Lucy Kaplansky Break A Train written by Cliff Eberhardt
C Bm
I'm headed south on a railroad train
F C G
We're pulling out on time and I'm amazed
C C Bm
Got my window seat I got my magazines
F C G
Got everything I need except for you
C Bm
Remember when we took that train out west
F C G
They almost threw us off for acting strange
Am
Made fools of all the porters
F C
We drank booze out of paper cups
G
You showed me a good time baby
E7 Am
But I never got enough
F C
You showed me a good time darling
G C
But I never got enough
G
And my heart feels just as caloused
C
As some old breakmans hands
G
Been on the job for years
B7 Em
He still don't understand
F
Why the towns fade away like lovers
F
His life has let him dowm
C G
You can brake a train you can break a heart
Am F
But you never learn to like the sound
C Bm
I'm sitting all alone in a dining car
F C G
I feel like a fool for ordering this meal
C Bm
It's no fun without you here
F C G
I miss your teasing everytime I spill my drink
C
Were pulling in a station
Bm
I wish it was my stop
F C G
I'll remeber next time to take the plane
Am
It just ain't the same without you
F C
I was a fool to try now
G
Now im getting odd looks from a porter
E Am
Like he never seen a woman cry
F C
Now im getting odd looks from a porter
G C
Like he never seen a woman cry
G
And my heart feels just as caloused
C
As some old breakmans hands
G
Been on the job for years
B7 Em
He still don't understand
F
Why the towns fade away like lovers
F
His life has let him dowm
C G
You can brake a train you can break a heart
Am F C
But you never learn to like the sound
>From The Greenwich Village Folk Festival
Gadfly Records 1996
Burlington, Vt 802-865-2406
Cherry Music(BMI)
#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. #
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Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 03:43:09 GMT
From: Rick L
Subject: CRD: Break A Train Lucy Kaplansky Lyrics/Chords
Lucy Kaplansky Break A Train written by Cliff Eberhardt
C Bm
I'm headed south on a railroad train
F C G
We're pulling out on time and I'm amazed
C C Bm
Got my window seat I got my magazines
F C G
Got everything I need except for you
C Bm
Remember when we took that train out west
F C G
They almost threw us off for acting strange
Am
Made fools of all the porters
F C
We drank booze out of paper cups
G
You showed me a good time baby
E7 Am
But I never got enough
F C
You showed me a good time darling
G C
But I never got enough
G
And my heart feels just as caloused
C
As some old breakmans hands
G
Been on the job for years
B7 Em
He still don't understand
F
Why the towns fade away like lovers
F
His life has let him dowm
C G
You can brake a train you can break a heart
Am F
But you never learn to like the sound
C Bm
I'm sitting all alone in a dining car
F C G
I feel like a fool for ordering this meal
C Bm
It's no fun without you here
F C G
I miss your teasing everytime I spill my drink
C
Were pulling in a station
Bm
I wish it was my stop
F C G
I'll remeber next time to take the plane
Am
It just ain't the same without you
F C
I was a fool to try now
G
Now im getting odd looks from a porter
E Am
Like he never seen a woman cry
F C
Now im getting odd looks from a porter
G C
Like he never seen a woman cry
G
And my heart feels just as caloused
C
As some old breakmans hands
G
Been on the job for years
B7 Em
He still don't understand
F
Why the towns fade away like lovers
F
His life has let him dowm
C G
You can brake a train you can break a heart
Am F C
But you never learn to like the sound
>From The Greenwich Village Folk Festival
Gadfly Records 1996
Burlington, Vt 802-865-2406
Cherry Music(BMI)
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