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Same Old Train

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Merle Ronald Haggard (April 6, 1937 – April 6, 2016) was an American country singer, songwriter, guitarist, and fiddler.

Haggard was born in Oildale, California, during the Great Depression. His childhood was troubled after the death of his father, and he was incarcerated several times in his youth. After being released from San Quentin State Prison in 1960, he managed to turn his life around and launch a successful country music career. He gained

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[Intro]
C F C F C

[Verse 1]
C
Well I got on in Bristol, by the old Virgina line
C
With a suitcase full of dreams,
F
And a brand new spendin' dime

[Verse 2]
C
I had a full bouquet of music, wrapped in pretty words
C
Singin' songs sent down from heaven,
F C
On the wings of a speckled bird
F C
Wings of a speckled bird

[Verse 3]
C
I heard a guitar and a fiddle, banjo and mandolin
C F
An old man opened up the door and told me "come on in"

[Verse 4]
C
He took my ticket, then he told me,
C
Bring what it is you do
C
'Cause that's how you'll be remembered
F C
When you're travelin' days are through
F C
When you're travelin' days are through

[Chorus]
F C
They came from the hills and mountains,
F C
The valleys and the plains
F C
Some were kind and gentle,
F
And some too wild to tame
C
A string of fearless hearts, on an endless ball of twine
C
It's the same old train, it's
F C
just a different time
F C
Just a different time

[Intro]
C F C F C

[Verse 5]
C
We sung songs in war, we sung songs in peace
F
We traveled in abundance and we traveled on relief

[Verse 6]
C
From the outer gates of heaven, to hell fire's burnin' door
C
It don't matter where you take it,
F C
'Cause it's been there before
F C
It's been there before

[Chorus]
F C
They came from the hills and mountains,
F C
The valleys and the plains
F C
Some were kind and gentle,
F
And some too wild to tame
C
A string of fearless hearts, on an endless ball of twine
C
It's the same old train, it's
F C
just a different time
F C
Just a different time

[Intro]
C F C F C
D

[Verse 7]
D
Now like a precious treasure, that's immeasurable in worth
G
We stand before a new wave, proud children of the earth

[Verse 8]
D
We'll go on forever, and here's your solid proof
D
As long as there's a world we've gotta
G D
Sing Those folks the truth
G D
Sing those folks the truth

[Chorus]
G D
They came from the neon cities,
G D
The suburbs and the towns
G D
From Bakersfield to Baltimore,
G
It's sacred holy ground
D
A string of fearless hearts, on an endless ball of twine
D
It's the same old train, it's
G D
just a different time
G D
Just a different time
G D
Just a different time
G D
Just a different time

[Solo]
C F C F C

[Outro]
D
It's the same old train, it's just a different time
G D
Same old train, just a different time

Same Old Train

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Mery Jane Lane L (...)

Mery Spolsky

Mes Aïeux

Meshuggah

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Mewithoutyou

MfÖ

Mgmt

Mi Amigo Invenci (...)

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