Biography:
Train is a Grammy Award winning rock band formed in San Francisco, California. To date, three of their albums have peaked in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 and have sold a total of over 4 million albums in the US. Four of their songs have been top 20 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 including their highest charting (#3) and best selling (certified 5x Multi-Platinum by the RIAA) worldwide hit "Hey, Soul Sister." Train has found success on modern adult contemporary radio stations
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Other songs:
- 50 Ways To Say Goodbye
- Angel In Blue Jeans
- Bruises
- Cab
- Calling All Angels
- Drive By
- Drops Of Jupiter
- For Me It's You
- Hey Sol Sister
- Hey Soul Sister
- Hey Soul Sister (beginners)
- Hey Soul Sister (easy)
- Hey Soul Sister (in The Key Of C)
- Hey Soul Sister (intermediate)
- Hey Soul Sister :) (easy)
- Hey Soul Sister In C
- Hey Soul Sister(easy)
- Hey, Soul Sister
- Hey, Soul Sister(beginner)
- I Wish You Would
- If I Can't Change
- If It's Love
- Marry Me
- Meet Virginia
- Mermaid
- Only You
- Parachute
- Play That Song
- Save Me, San Fransisco
- Shake Up Christmas
- Sing Together
- Soul Sister (beginner)
- Valentine
- Words
- Your Every Color
- Brick By Brick
- Save Me, San Francisco
- The Finish Line
- When I Look To The Sky
- You Can Finally Meet My Mom
- A Girl A Bottle A Boat
- All American Girl
- All I Ever Wanted
- All I Hear
- Always Remember
- Beetein Lamhe
- Blind
- Brand New Book
- Bulletproof Picasso
- California 37
- Call Me Sir
- Compilation
- Dont Grow Up So Fast
- Drink Up
- For Me Its You
- Free
- Get Out
- Get To Me
- Getaway
- Give It All
- Give Myself To You
- Half Moon Bay
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- Heavy
- Hopeless
- I Am
- I Got You
- If I Cant Change
- If Its Love
- Im About Ot Come Alive
- Im About To Come Alive
- Im Drinking Tonight
- Im Not Waiting In Line
- Its About You
- Let It Roll
- Lincoln Avenue
- Lost And Found
- Lottery
- Loverman
- Mississippi
- Ordinary
- Respect
- Save Me San Francisco
- Sharks
- Shelter Me
- Shes On Acoustic
- Shes On Fire
- Silver Dollar
- Skyscraper
- Son Of A Prison Guard
- The News
- Thisll Be My Year
- To Be Loved
- Umbrella
- Underneath The Dogwood Tree
- We Were Made For This
- What Good Is Saturday
- When The Fog Rolls In
- Whipping Boy
- Working Girl
- You Already Know
- You Better Believe
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(Song is almost entirely a D-C-G progression, 2 measures of the D, 1 on the others.)
[Intro]
D-C-G
[Verse]
D C G D D C G D
Staring at the dark again you left you silhouette upon my pillow
D C G D D C G D
Right inside the night I'm waiting for the light seems like I'm in the middle
[2 bar break]
D C G D D C G D
Searching for some thing that I can't touch or sometimes can't even believe in
D C G D D C G
Cradled by the hands of fate the faith that sometimes wraps around too tight so tight
[Chorus]
D C G A D D C G
They call me freeeee, but I call me fool
[2 bar break]
(same rhythm and chords)
Now I look back at April, but she won't look back at me, oh no no
So I pray in May for June to stay, but she just came to wash into the sea, away
[Chorus]
D C G A D D C G
They call me freeeee, but I call me fool
[2 bar break]
(On this next part, the rhythm changes slightly, slowing down with no instrumental measures between lyrics.0
[Verse]
D C G
Slipped down to Mexico started messin' with her yellow afro
D C G
Slipped down between the sheets started talking 'bout Pistol Pete
D C G
Slipped down to the African started talking 'bout what she can do
D C G
And here we are again back where we started
D C G D D C G
Slipped down to Mexico you left your silhouette on my pillow yeah, yeah
D C G
Now I'm right inside the night I'm waiting for the light seems I'm in the
D C G D
seems like I'm always in the middle
They call me freeeeeeeeee
freeeeeeeeeeee
freeeeeeeeeeee
but I call me a
[Ending]
D
[Intro]
D-C-G
[Verse]
D C G D D C G D
Staring at the dark again you left you silhouette upon my pillow
D C G D D C G D
Right inside the night I'm waiting for the light seems like I'm in the middle
[2 bar break]
D C G D D C G D
Searching for some thing that I can't touch or sometimes can't even believe in
D C G D D C G
Cradled by the hands of fate the faith that sometimes wraps around too tight so tight
[Chorus]
D C G A D D C G
They call me freeeee, but I call me fool
[2 bar break]
(same rhythm and chords)
Now I look back at April, but she won't look back at me, oh no no
So I pray in May for June to stay, but she just came to wash into the sea, away
[Chorus]
D C G A D D C G
They call me freeeee, but I call me fool
[2 bar break]
(On this next part, the rhythm changes slightly, slowing down with no instrumental measures between lyrics.0
[Verse]
D C G
Slipped down to Mexico started messin' with her yellow afro
D C G
Slipped down between the sheets started talking 'bout Pistol Pete
D C G
Slipped down to the African started talking 'bout what she can do
D C G
And here we are again back where we started
D C G D D C G
Slipped down to Mexico you left your silhouette on my pillow yeah, yeah
D C G
Now I'm right inside the night I'm waiting for the light seems I'm in the
D C G D
seems like I'm always in the middle
They call me freeeeeeeeee
freeeeeeeeeeee
freeeeeeeeeeee
but I call me a
[Ending]
D
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