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Mystery Train

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Note: Play the E and E/Eb in the intro like this:
      E       E/Eb
e  ---x---------x---|
B  ---9---------9---|
G  ---9---------9---|
D  ---9---------9---|
A  ---7---------6---|
E  ---x---------x---|
All other chords are standard.
       E E/EbC#mA D A BmG
Intro:               
verse 1:
            D                        A
There are days when she's a whisper nights when she's a scream 
            Bm              A          G
A reason to wake up in the morning to close your eyes and dream 
        D                              A
She'll curse you like a sailor she'll wound you with her eyes 
     Bm              A             G
She always makes it better but she won't apologize
          Bm         F#m           G                A
You know everything about her but don't know her at all 
chorus:
D       A         Bm       G
She's a ride on a mystery train 
     D            A            Bm    G
To a place you've never been before 
       D       A              C       G
Better hold on tight to that mystery train 
       Em               G
You're not in Kansas anymore 
    Bm    D  E             G
Oh, she's a ride, mystery train 
verse 2:
    D                              A
She cries because she's happy she sings songs when she's mad
       Bm                    A             G
Like a stiff drink when you need it she's good at being 
bad                                                                                        
     Bm             F#m           G                A
And long before you knew her you knew she was the one 
(chorus)
         G   A   G   A
solo :                
  Bm                F#m         G                 A
I know everything about her but don't know her at all
D       A         Bm       G
She's a ride on a mystery train 
     D            A            Bm    G
To a place you've never been before 
            D       A             C       G
I've waited all my life for that mystery train 
       Em               G
You're not in Kansas anymore 
                             _
D       A    BmG
                         |
She's a ride                  |  repeat
     D       A    BmG
                         |
On a Mystery Train           _|
       D A BmG
outro:         (repeat to fade)

Mystery Train chords and lyrics

Free chords for Mystery Train by Bon Jovi. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Note: Play the E and E/Eb in the intro like this:
All other chords are standard.
Intro: E  E/Eb  C#m  A  D  A  Bm  G
verse 1:
chorus:
verse 2:
bad                                                                                        
(chorus)
solo :   G    A    G    A 
                             _
outro: D  A  Bm  G  (repeat to fade)

Mystery Train Chords by Bon Jovi

Learn how to play Mystery Train by Bon Jovi with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Mystery Train chords”, “Mystery Train guitar chords”, or “Bon Jovi Mystery 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 Mystery Train chords and for experienced players who want accurate Mystery Train lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, E/Eb, B, G, D, A.

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Is "Mystery Train" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Mystery Train" by Bon Jovi with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Bon Jovi below.

What key is "Mystery Train" in?

The chords for "Mystery Train" show the original chord names (including E, E/Eb, B, G, D, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.