Transcribed by Jeff Goldblaumen

Intro:
THIS IS THE KEY OF G - THE STRINGS ARE G A B D
PLAY THREE TIMES - START SINGING ON THE A STRING (4TH TIME)

( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
And the train came down
( G A B D )
And the train came down
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
A           A          A           A
And I knew it was going to run out of track
G           G          G           G
before 2000? 2067
C           C          C           C
I took a photograph of you, I took a photograph of you
G           G          G           G

D                   D
In a boxcar going up the devil's nose
C                   C
I loved you so much, it's a shame no one knows
G           G          G           G
where the past really goes

( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
We were in Alausi
( G A B D )
And we were going to Alausi
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
A           A          A           A
But in the cold moist air
G           G          G           G
I could already sense everything starting to be forgotten
C           C          C           C
I kept my eyes on you, I kept my eyes on you
G           G          G           G

D                   D
In a boxcar going up the devil's nose
C                   C
I loved you so much, it's a shame no one knows
G           G          G           G
where the past really goes
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )

[BRIDGE - Carolina you have to write the lyrics for this and then sing them]
A           A          A            A
F           F          F            F

( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
And the train started devouring the valleys
( G A B D )
And the train started devouring the sun
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
A           A          A           A
And then the train devoured itself
G           G          G           G
And they closed it to all the tourists
C           C          C           C
And the tracks eat through the grass
G           G          G           G
But I knew you

D                   D
In a boxcar going up the devil's nose
C                   C
I loved you so much, it's a shame no one knows
G           G          G           G
where the past really goes

( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G A B D )
( G )