Coal-Train Robberies

Elvis Costello

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Tom:
Am G Yesterday's coal train came to rest in the bitter
F Cutting
C G F G E And as the signals took an age to change it was
E7 Easy pickings
F So you go to the movies where they smash it up
G You want to feel your heart pumping it makes You feel good
C G All through the karaoke girls were squealing The hits
C G E E7 As another Mercedes-Benz gets blown to bits
Am G While all the time in the camp town theaters
F Of Piccadilly
C G F They're going to throw a black-face minstrel
G E Show for the barefoot children
E7 That they're always selling
F They'll say "It's quaint" as the guilty ones faint
G And claim they ain't underneath this paint
C G We interrupt these liberal saints with their
F E Whips and watermelon [Chorus]
Am F Dm G Reports are coming in of a coal-train robbery
Am F Dm G It's like another world, or it had better be
Am G So we return to whitewashed pout of his
F Committed lips
C G F Since he was declared the long lost fountain
G E E7 Of youth that drips and drips and drips
F They'll be sending him round from door to door
G To sell you back what's already yours
C G "So many good deeds, so little time"
C G E E7 Say the advertising agency swine
F When man has destroyed what he thinks he owns
G I hope no living thing cries over his bones
C G If you don't believe that I'm going for good
C G You can count the days I'm gone and chop up
E E7 The chairs for firewood [Chorus]
Am F Dm G Reports are coming in of a coal-train robbery
Am F Dm G It's like another world, or it had better be
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Composição: Declan MacManus

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