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Old Toy Trains

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[Intro]
D
[Verse]
Old toy Dtrains, little toy Atracks
Little toy Gdrums, coming from a Asack
Carried by a Dman dressed in white and Gred
Little boy, Ddon't you think it's Atime you were in Dbed
[Chorus]
Close your Aeyes and listen to the GskieDs
All is Bmcalm and all is well
Soon you'll hear EKris Kringle and the jingle Abells
[Verse]
Bringing old toy Dtrains, little toy Atracks
Little toy Gdrums, coming from a Asack
Carried by a Dman dressed in white and Gred
Little boy, Ddon't you think it's Atime you were in Dbed
[Chorus]
Close your Aeyes and listen to the GskieDs
All is Bmcalm and all is well
Soon you'll hear EKris Kringle and the jingle Abells
[Verse]
Bringing old toy Dtrains, little toy Atracks
Little toy Gdrums, coming from a Asack
Carried by a Dman dressed in white and Gred
Little boy, Ddon't you think it's Atime you were in Dbed

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Old Toy Trains

by Toby Keith

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

[Verse]

D A

Old toy trains, little toy tracks

G A

Little toy drums, coming from a sack

D G

Carried by a man dressed in white and red

D A D

Little boy, don't you think it's time you were in bed

[Chorus]

A G D

Close your eyes and listen to the skies

All is calm and all is well

E A

Soon you'll hear Kris Kringle and the jingle bells

[Verse]

D A

Bringing old toy trains, little toy tracks

G A

Little toy drums, coming from a sack

D G

Carried by a man dressed in white and red

D A D

Little boy, don't you think it's time you were in bed

[Chorus]

A G D

Close your eyes and listen to the skies

All is calm and all is well

E A

Soon you'll hear Kris Kringle and the jingle bells

[Verse]

D A

Bringing old toy trains, little toy tracks

G A

Little toy drums, coming from a sack

D G

Carried by a man dressed in white and red

D A D

Little boy, don't you think it's time you were in bed

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