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    Trains - Porcupine Tree

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    Trains - Porcupine Tree

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    The document contains song lyrics and chord progressions for a folk song. The lyrics describe memories of summers past involving train sounds heard from a cousin's bed and scars in the countryside. The chorus reflects on summers always slipping away and a desire to find a way to make them stay. The chord progressions provide instructions for playing the song on a guitar or other string instrument.

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    The document contains song lyrics and chord progressions for a folk song. The lyrics describe memories of summers past involving train sounds heard from a cousin's bed and scars in the countryside. The chorus reflects on summers always slipping away and a desire to find a way to make them stay. The chord progressions provide instructions for playing the song on a guitar or other string instrument.

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    Trains - Porcupine Tree

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    The document contains song lyrics and chord progressions for a folk song. The lyrics describe memories of summers past involving train sounds heard from a cousin's bed and scars in the countryside. The chorus reflects on summers always slipping away and a desire to find a way to make them stay. The chord progressions provide instructions for playing the song on a guitar or other string instrument.

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    Capo 3rd or 5th fret, play (D) as 0h2p0h2.. on 3rd string.

    Intro: (D) C (D) Em (repeat 4 times)

    (D) C (D) Em (D) C (D) Em


    Train set and match spied under the blind
    (D) C (D) Em (D) C (D) Em
    Shiny and contoured the railway winds
    (D) C (D) Em
    And I've heard the sound from my cousin's bed
    C A Am Em (D) C (D) Em
    The hiss of the train at the railway head

    A Am C C- D A C C-
    Al....ways the summers are slipping away

    Distortion: (D) C (D) Em (repeat 2 times)

    (D) C (D) Em (D) C (D) Em


    A 60 ton angel falls to the earth
    (D) C (D) Em (D) C (D) Em
    A pile of old metal, a radiant blur

    C A Am Em (D) C (D) Em
    Scars in the country, the summer and her

    A Am C C- D A C C-
    Al....ways the summers are slipping away
    A Am C C- D A C C-
    Fin....d me a way for making it stay

    Solo: (D) C (D) Em (repeat 4 times)

    A Am C C-
    When I hear the engine pass I'm kissing you wide
    D A C C-
    The hissing subsides - I'm in luck
    A Am C C-
    When the evening reaches here you're tying me up
    D A C C-
    I'm dying of love - it's OK

    Bridge: C A Am Em (D) C (D) Em (repeat 2 times)

    Chilled part: F/Fmaj7 C/C- Fmaj7 C/C- D/Dsus2 C/C-


    F/Fmaj7 C/C- Fmaj7 C/C- D/Dsus2 C/C- D/Dsus2 C/C-

    A Am C C-
    When I hear the engine pass I'm kissing you wide
    D A C C-
    The hissing subsides - I'm in luck
    A Am C C-
    When the evening reaches here you're tying me up
    D A C C-
    I'm dying of love - it's OK

    (D) C (D) Em (repeat 9 times, start distortion at 2nd Em)

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