Biography:
Alternately explosive and restrained, the aptly titled The Bloom and the Blight is a meditation on past and present - melodic fury matched with the eloquent, confessional lyricism that has made Two Gallants an enduring favorite of both fans and critics.
Capturing the sound of a new beginning, The Bloom and the Blight celebrates the band’s much anticipated reunion following a multi-year break. It is the work of Two Gallants, fully matured, the band fearlessly exploring new ground in search of a sound that defines a very personal catharsis.
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Other songs:
- Age Of Assassins
- Despite What You've Been Told
- Lady
- My Madonna
- Ribbons Round My Tongue
- Some Slender Rest
- Steady Rollin
- 16Th St Dozens
- All Your Faithless Loyalties
- Annas Sweater
- Broken Eyes
- Cradle Pyre
- Damnatio Memoriae
- Deader
- Despite What Youve Been Told
- Fail Hard To Regain
- Fly Low Carrion Crow
- Git Proud
- Halycon Days
- Incidental
- Invitation To The Funeral
- Las Cruces Jail
- Linger On
- Long Summer Day
- My Babys Gone
- Nothing To You
- Reflections Of The Marionette
- Seems Like Home To Me
- The Hand That Held Me Down
- The Throes
- The Train That Stole My Man
- The Trembling Of The Rose
- Threnody
- Two Day Short Tomorrow
- Waves Of Grain
- We Are Undone
- You Losin Out
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hey, I'm not sure about the outro, but that's how I play it
The Train That Stole My Man (Two Gallants)
Intro: E E7
A G#m F#m E
A G#m E
A G#m F#m E
A B
E B E
E B E
1.
E
My Daddy was a rounder
Had to make himself some change
E7
Climbed down off the mountain
Shaved his head and caught a train
A G#m F#m
But I keep my skillet greasy
E A G#m E
Keep my lamp trimmed 'n' low
A G#m F#m E
My weary feet, these floors I walk
A B
But why I'll never know
E
And I hear echoes of his heart
B E
Beating back from distant lands
And I hear the lonesome whistle
B E
Of that train that stole my man
2.
E
And I cuddle to my child
Teach him to bear the shame
To take the blows
That choose the frows and
Earn an honest name
A G#m F#m E
But money's running low, you know?
A G#m E
No friends to help me through
A G#m F#m E
Just one last thing I can sell
A B
And that will have to do
E
But I feel hunger in my sunken cheeks
B E
In the tremble of my hand
And I feel the rumblin' of the wheels
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Bridge: E
G#m F#m E 3x
B E
3.
E
My mind just takes to ramblin'
As the day goes walkin' west
And Magnus comes a-crawlin'
Through that hole inside my breast
A G#m F#m E
And sorrow sings the simple song
A G#m E
That screams the whole night through
A G#m F#m E
A melody of him and me
A B
That never rang so true
E
And I see dark clouds on the rise
B E
And I see midgets in the sand
They paint my sight with visions
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Bridge: E
G#m F#m E 3x
B E
4.
E
And I dreamt I found his crossroads
B E
In the land of sticks and stones
Where the peggy worries of the heart
B E
Are worries so unknown
A G#m F#m E
He took me in his arms, you know
A G#m E
And tied me to his side
A G#m F#m E
Caught that first wind off the hills
A B
And further we did ride
E
Well I felt his touch upon my breast
B E
That unforgiving hand
But when I woke, could smell the smoke
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Bridge: E
G#m F#m E 3x
B E
5.
E
Now the wind runs through my skin
B E
And the rain runs through my eyes
Can't find no ground to hold my feet
B E
Lord knows how hard I tries!
A G#m F#m E
For come the dawn, I'll clean my teeth
A G#m E
And powder up my chest
A G#m F#m E
Take off this faded apron, babe
A B
And put on my Sunday best
E
To bind the strings to fix my heart
B E
I'm gonna look to holy lands
And lay my back down on the track
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Outro: B D E D# E D E 2x
G#m F#m E 3x
B D E D# E D E 2x
E
The Train That Stole My Man (Two Gallants)
Intro: E E7
A G#m F#m E
A G#m E
A G#m F#m E
A B
E B E
E B E
1.
E
My Daddy was a rounder
Had to make himself some change
E7
Climbed down off the mountain
Shaved his head and caught a train
A G#m F#m
But I keep my skillet greasy
E A G#m E
Keep my lamp trimmed 'n' low
A G#m F#m E
My weary feet, these floors I walk
A B
But why I'll never know
E
And I hear echoes of his heart
B E
Beating back from distant lands
And I hear the lonesome whistle
B E
Of that train that stole my man
2.
E
And I cuddle to my child
Teach him to bear the shame
To take the blows
That choose the frows and
Earn an honest name
A G#m F#m E
But money's running low, you know?
A G#m E
No friends to help me through
A G#m F#m E
Just one last thing I can sell
A B
And that will have to do
E
But I feel hunger in my sunken cheeks
B E
In the tremble of my hand
And I feel the rumblin' of the wheels
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Bridge: E
G#m F#m E 3x
B E
3.
E
My mind just takes to ramblin'
As the day goes walkin' west
And Magnus comes a-crawlin'
Through that hole inside my breast
A G#m F#m E
And sorrow sings the simple song
A G#m E
That screams the whole night through
A G#m F#m E
A melody of him and me
A B
That never rang so true
E
And I see dark clouds on the rise
B E
And I see midgets in the sand
They paint my sight with visions
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Bridge: E
G#m F#m E 3x
B E
4.
E
And I dreamt I found his crossroads
B E
In the land of sticks and stones
Where the peggy worries of the heart
B E
Are worries so unknown
A G#m F#m E
He took me in his arms, you know
A G#m E
And tied me to his side
A G#m F#m E
Caught that first wind off the hills
A B
And further we did ride
E
Well I felt his touch upon my breast
B E
That unforgiving hand
But when I woke, could smell the smoke
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Bridge: E
G#m F#m E 3x
B E
5.
E
Now the wind runs through my skin
B E
And the rain runs through my eyes
Can't find no ground to hold my feet
B E
Lord knows how hard I tries!
A G#m F#m E
For come the dawn, I'll clean my teeth
A G#m E
And powder up my chest
A G#m F#m E
Take off this faded apron, babe
A B
And put on my Sunday best
E
To bind the strings to fix my heart
B E
I'm gonna look to holy lands
And lay my back down on the track
B E
Of that train that stole my man
Outro: B D E D# E D E 2x
G#m F#m E 3x
B D E D# E D E 2x
E
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