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Rotterdam

Chuck Ragan
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D-DU-UDU
Took  a walk in Rotterdam, thinking about her train
 All along  the banks of memory, holding tide away
 And on the end  of every corner I could almost hear her sound
Time  went by in ecstasy, walking next to walls
 And the color  of the water, was the rails that she was on
 And when the whistles  blew far away, I felt she knew somehow
 For the train  often rattles,  from the rails  shaking  ground
 I close  my eyes and almost  hear her now
Took  a walk in Rotterdam, dodging spoke and wheel
 And a few  unnerving riders, agile or insane
 And the rest,  victims of fashion, lord we're all to blame
Found  myself a bar stool, and something on the rocks
 I was dreaming  I could ride the sun, westward as it dropped
 And find  her at the station, gracefully rolling to a stop
 For the train  often rattles,  from the rails  shaking  ground
 I close  my eyes and see  her westward bound
 Well I'll keep  that mind a wandering, of love  on the rails
Slow  rolling days, steel  pushing home
 Mile over miles gone  in the blink of an eye
 For the train  often rattles,  from the rails  shaking  ground
 I close  my eyes and see  her westward bound

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Readable chord sheet for Rotterdam by Chuck Ragan

[Am]      [F]  [C]

[C]Took a walk in Rotterdam, thinking about her train
All a[E]long the banks of memory, holding tide away
And on the [F]end of every corner I could almost hear her s[G]ound
[C]Time went by in ecstasy, walking next to walls
And the c[E]olor of the water, was the rails that she was on
And when the w[F]histles blew far away, I felt she knew so[G]mehow

For the t[F]rain often rat[G]tles, from the ra[C]ils sha[G]king gr[Am]ound
I cl[F]ose my eyes and a[G]lmost hear her no[C]w  [Am]     [F]       [C]

[C]Took a walk in Rotterdam, dodging spoke and wheel
And a f[E]ew unnerving riders, agile or insane
And the r[F]est, victims of fashion, lord we're all to bl[G]ame
[C]Found myself a bar stool, and something on the rocks
I was dr[E]eaming I could ride the sun, westward as it dropped
And fi[F]nd her at the station, gracefully rolling to a st[G]op

For the tr[F]ain often ra[G]ttles, from the r[C]ails sha[G]king gr[Am]ound
I cl[F]ose my eyes and s[G]ee her westward bound[C]  [Am]     [F]       [C]

Well I'll k[G]eep that mind a wandering, of lo[F]ve on the rails
[C]Slow rolling days, st[G]eel pushing home
Mile over miles g[F]one in the blink of an e[C]ye  [G]

For the tr[F]ain often ra[G]ttles, from the r[C]ails sha[G]king gr[Am]ound
I cl[F]ose my eyes and s[G]ee her westward bound[C]  [Am]     [F]       [C]

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