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Frank Sinatra – The Train
C/GAnd now the sun has broken through, it Em/Blooks like it will stay
F/CJust can't have you comin' home on Dmsuch a rainy dGay
The Ctrain is leaving Elensville, unlEmess my watch is fast
The Fkids are coming home from school, Dmmust be quarter Gpast
Ebmaj7So many changes since you've been aDbway
     Ebmaj7And there's so many things to sDbay
 CmThis time aCm/Bbround you'll want to sF7/Atay
'Cause I've Fm7had so many niBb7/Abghts to find the Ebmaj7way
Even Dbmaj7bought that summer cottage yesterBb7day
Pretty C/Gsoon I'll be close to you, anEm/Bd it will be so good
We'll F/Ctalk about the part of you I Dmnever understGood
And CI will take good care of you and Emnever let you cry
FWe will look so much in love to Dmpeople passing bGy
Ebmaj7So many changes since you've been aDbway
     Ebmaj7And there's so many things to sDbay
CmI wrote Cm/Bbso many times and F7/Amore
But the Fm7letters still are Bb7/Ablying in my dEbmaj7rawer
'Cause the Dbmaj7morning mail had left some time beBb7fore
All the C/Gpassengers for Allentown wait Em/Bcloser to the track
It's F/Chard for me to realize you're Dmreally coming Gback
The Ccrossing gate is coming down, I Emthink I see the train
The Fsun has gone and now my face is Dmwet with heavy rGain
The Ebmaj7passengers for Allentown are gDbone, 
   Ebmaj7The train is slowly moving oDbn
   CmBut I can't Cm/Bbsee you anypF7/Alace 
and I Fm7know for sure I'd Bb7/Abrecognize your fEbmaj7ace
And I Dbmaj7know for sure I'd recognize 
your fCaceEm  F  Dm  G  
       C          Em       F      Dm      GRepeat and fade out

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The Train

by Frank Sinatra

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C/G

Em/B

F/C

Ebmaj7

Cm/Bb

F7/A

Fm7

Bb7/Ab

Dbmaj7

Bb7

Frank Sinatra – The Train

C/G Em/B

And now the sun has broken through, it looks like it will stay

F/C Dm G

Just can't have you comin' home on such a rainy day

C Em

The train is leaving Elensville, unless my watch is fast

F Dm G

The kids are coming home from school, must be quarter past

Ebmaj7 Db

So many changes since you've been away

Ebmaj7 Db

And there's so many things to say

Cm Cm/Bb F7/A

This time around you'll want to stay

Fm7 Bb7/Ab Ebmaj7

'Cause I've had so many nights to find the way

Dbmaj7 Bb7

Even bought that summer cottage yesterday

C/G Em/B

Pretty soon I'll be close to you, and it will be so good

F/C Dm G

We'll talk about the part of you I never understood

C Em

And I will take good care of you and never let you cry

F Dm G

We will look so much in love to people passing by

Ebmaj7 Db

So many changes since you've been away

Ebmaj7 Db

And there's so many things to say

Cm Cm/Bb F7/A

I wrote so many times and more

Fm7 Bb7/Ab Ebmaj7

But the letters still are lying in my drawer

Dbmaj7 Bb7

'Cause the morning mail had left some time before

C/G Em/B

All the passengers for Allentown wait closer to the track

F/C Dm G

It's hard for me to realize you're really coming back

C Em

The crossing gate is coming down, I think I see the train

F Dm G

The sun has gone and now my face is wet with heavy rain

Ebmaj7 Db

The passengers for Allentown are gone,

Ebmaj7 Db

The train is slowly moving on

Cm Cm/Bb F7/A

But I can't see you anyplace

Fm7 Bb7/Ab Ebmaj7

and I know for sure I'd recognize your face

Dbmaj7

And I know for sure I'd recognize

C Em F Dm G

your face

C Em F Dm G

Repeat and fade out

About The Train Chords by Frank Sinatra

Learn how to play The Train by Frank Sinatra with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “The Train chords”, “The Train guitar chords”, or “Frank Sinatra The Train chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy The Train chords and for experienced players who want accurate The Train lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C/G, Em/B, F/C, Dm, G, C.

FAQ — The Train by Frank Sinatra

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What key is "The Train" in?

The chords for "The Train" show the original chord names (including C/G, Em/B, F/C, Dm, G, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.