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Transportador
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[Verse]
D D7 G D
I remember as a boy how in wonderment and joy,
D A
Iâd watch the trains as they roll by
D D7 G D
And the whistleâs lonesome sound you could hear for miles around,
D A D
As they rolled across that Greenville Trestle high.
[Chorus]
G D D A
But the whistles donât sound like they used to. Lately not many trains go by.
D G D
Hard times across the land mean no work for a railroad man.
D A D
And the Greenville Trestle now donât seem so high.
[Verse]
D D7 G D
On the riverbank Iâd stand with a canepole in my hand
D A
and watch the freight trains up against the sky.
D D7 G D
With the black smoke trailinâ back as they moved along the tracks,
D A D
that runs across that Greenville Trestle high
[Chorus]
G D D A
But the whistles donât sound like they used to. Lately not many trains go by.
D G D
Hard times across the land mean no work for a railroad man.
D A D
And the Greenville Trestle now donât seem so high.
[Verse]
D D7 G D
When the lonesome whistles whine I get rambling on my mind
D A
and I wish they still sounded that way.
D D7 G D
As I turn and head for home, Lord sheâd rumble, low, and moan
D A D
toward the sunset at the close of day.
[Chorus]
G D D A
But the whistles donât sound like they used to. Lately not many trains go by.
D G D
Hard times across the land mean no work for a railroad man.
D A D
And the Greenville Trestle now donât seem so high.
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