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Reubens Train

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Aminor

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Standard Tuning, no capo. 
Intro
Am  G  Dm  Em
Am  G  Dm  Em
AmReuben had a Gtrain and he Dmrode it down the Emline
AmRode it to Ggod knows DmwhereEm  
AmOh lordy Gme, Dmoh lord Emmy
AmRode it to Ggod knows DmwhereEm  
Am  G  Dm  Em
You Amshould have been in Gtown when old DmReuben's train went Emdown
You could Amhear the whistle Gblow from miles aDmroundEm  
AmOh lordy Gme, Dmoh lordy Emmy
You could Amhear the whistle Gblow from miles aDmroundEm  
Am  G  Dm  Em
AmReuben's down in Glow, hes Dmgot no place to Emgo
He's been Amrunning round those Gtrain tracks all his DmdaysEm  
AmOh lordy Gme, Dmoh lordy Emmy
Been Amrunning round those Gtrain tracks all his DmdaysEm  
AmOh lordy Gme, Dmoh lordy Emmy
Am  G  Dm  Em
So he Amgot himself a Gblade, laid ol' DmReuben in the Emshade
Says he's Amgoing to start a Ggraveyard of his DmownEm  
       Am     G         Dm    Em- (fades out)
Oh lordy me, oh lordy my
-  
He's gonna start a graveyard of his own

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Reubens Train

by Rag'n'Bone Man

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Standard Tuning, no capo.

Intro

Am G Dm Em

Reuben had a train and he rode it down the line

Am G Dm Em

Rode it to god knows where

Am G Dm Em

Oh lordy me, oh lord my

Am G Dm Em

Rode it to god knows where

Am G Dm Em

You should have been in town when old Reuben's train went down

Am G Dm Em

You could hear the whistle blow from miles around

Am G Dm Em

Oh lordy me, oh lordy my

Am G Dm Em

You could hear the whistle blow from miles around

Am G Dm Em

Reuben's down in low, hes got no place to go

Am G Dm Em

He's been running round those train tracks all his days

Am G Dm Em

Oh lordy me, oh lordy my

Am G Dm Em

Been running round those train tracks all his days

Am G Dm Em

Oh lordy me, oh lordy my

Am G Dm Em

So he got himself a blade, laid ol' Reuben in the shade

Am G Dm Em

Says he's going to start a graveyard of his own

Am G Dm Em

- (fades out)

Oh lordy me, oh lordy my

He's gonna start a graveyard of his own

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