Biografía:
Steve Forbert (nacido Samuel Stephen Forbert, 13 de diciembre de 1954) es un cantante y compositor estadounidense de música pop .
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From the album "Young guitar days" (released 2001).
Originally recorded sometime between 1979 and 1981.
[Intro]
D E A
[Chorus]
A F#m A F#m
I will be there when your train comes in the station
A F#m E E6 E7
I will be there when your train comes 'round the bend
A F#m A F#m
And I hope you'll be my final destination
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
[Verse 1]
A F#m A F#m
Well I broke a heart, I left my darlin' crying
A F#m E E6 E7
Yes, I broke a heart, that's what I've done for you
A F#m A F#m
And I hope this love we're both so stuck on trying
F#m/E D E A
Will be worth the tears and pain I've put her through
[Chorus]
A F#m A F#m
I will be there when your train comes in the station
A F#m E E6 E7
I will be there when your train comes 'round the bend
A F#m A F#m
And I hope you'll be my final destination
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
[Solo]
A F#m A F#m
A F#m E E6 E7
A F#m A F#m F#m/E
D E A
[Verse 2]
A F#m A F#m
Well, I know you've gone and left your long-time lover
A F#m E E6 E7
Yes, I know you've gone and set your darlin' free
A F#m A F#m
Said your last good-byes and left him for another
F#m/E D E A
And I hope you'll find it's all worthwhile with me
[Chorus]
A F#m A F#m
I will be there when your train comes in the station
A F#m E E6 E7
I will be there when your train comes 'round the bend
A F#m A F#m
And I hope you'll be my final destination
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
[Outro]
F#m
Rollin' in, yes
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
Notes
=====
Start the intro with a single C sharp note (B string, second fret), as an upbeat before the D chord.
Use much vibrato.
The quick E - E6 - E7 on each line 2 is rather optional – do it if you like, vary your playing.
Play an ordinary E chord and put your little finger on the B string second fret, then third fret.
You don't need to play a complete F#m/E chord on line 4 of each verse and chorus. Just play a E bass note.
Or skip it completely and go directly from F#m to D.
Originally recorded sometime between 1979 and 1981.
[Intro]
D E A
[Chorus]
A F#m A F#m
I will be there when your train comes in the station
A F#m E E6 E7
I will be there when your train comes 'round the bend
A F#m A F#m
And I hope you'll be my final destination
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
[Verse 1]
A F#m A F#m
Well I broke a heart, I left my darlin' crying
A F#m E E6 E7
Yes, I broke a heart, that's what I've done for you
A F#m A F#m
And I hope this love we're both so stuck on trying
F#m/E D E A
Will be worth the tears and pain I've put her through
[Chorus]
A F#m A F#m
I will be there when your train comes in the station
A F#m E E6 E7
I will be there when your train comes 'round the bend
A F#m A F#m
And I hope you'll be my final destination
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
[Solo]
A F#m A F#m
A F#m E E6 E7
A F#m A F#m F#m/E
D E A
[Verse 2]
A F#m A F#m
Well, I know you've gone and left your long-time lover
A F#m E E6 E7
Yes, I know you've gone and set your darlin' free
A F#m A F#m
Said your last good-byes and left him for another
F#m/E D E A
And I hope you'll find it's all worthwhile with me
[Chorus]
A F#m A F#m
I will be there when your train comes in the station
A F#m E E6 E7
I will be there when your train comes 'round the bend
A F#m A F#m
And I hope you'll be my final destination
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
[Outro]
F#m
Rollin' in, yes
F#m/E D E A
I will be there when your train comes rollin' in
Notes
=====
Start the intro with a single C sharp note (B string, second fret), as an upbeat before the D chord.
Use much vibrato.
The quick E - E6 - E7 on each line 2 is rather optional – do it if you like, vary your playing.
Play an ordinary E chord and put your little finger on the B string second fret, then third fret.
You don't need to play a complete F#m/E chord on line 4 of each verse and chorus. Just play a E bass note.
Or skip it completely and go directly from F#m to D.
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