Am G Yesterday's coal train came to rest in the bitterF CuttingC G F G E And as the signals took an age to change it wasE7 Easy pickingsF So you go to the movies where they smash it upG You want to feel your heart pumping it makes You feel goodC G All through the karaoke girls were squealing The hitsC G E E7 As another Mercedes-Benz gets blown to bitsAm G While all the time in the camp town theatersF Of PiccadillyC G F They're going to throw a black-face minstrelG E Show for the barefoot childrenE7 That they're always sellingF They'll say "It's quaint" as the guilty ones faintG And claim they ain't underneath this paintC G We interrupt these liberal saints with theirF E Whips and watermelon [Chorus]Am F Dm G Reports are coming in of a coal-train robberyAm F Dm G It's like another world, or it had better beAm G So we return to whitewashed pout of hisF Committed lipsC G F Since he was declared the long lost fountainG E E7 Of youth that drips and drips and dripsF They'll be sending him round from door to doorG To sell you back what's already yoursC G "So many good deeds, so little time"C G E E7 Say the advertising agency swineF When man has destroyed what he thinks he ownsG I hope no living thing cries over his bonesC G If you don't believe that I'm going for goodC G You can count the days I'm gone and chop upE E7 The chairs for firewood [Chorus]Am F Dm G Reports are coming in of a coal-train robberyAm F Dm G It's like another world, or it had better be
Coal-Train Robberies
Elvis Costello
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