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You can play versatile instrument Train Long Gone using ukulele or guitar.
This song by Randy Travis can also be played by that instruments.
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Train Long Gone chords has rhythm and included in Passing Through (2004) album.
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Train Long Gone by Randy Travis Ukulele Chords
Train Long Gone–Randy Travis feat. Dennis Linde
written by Dennis Linde
Corrections welcome.
INTRO: G Cadd9 D (4x)
Gone, well I hate how that word
Rattles all a round in this r oom
Alone, with her memory so strong
I could sweep it up with a bro om
Tears, if I s hed anymore
I’m af raid they might w ear out my f ace
Clear, yes it’s clear to me now
That her love can n ever be re placed
CHORUS:
Love may be gone but never fo rgotten
The memory won’t l eave you al one
And the t rain may be long gone from the s tation
But you still hear the whistle m[G-D]oan
Still hear the w histle mo an
Time, time got so slow and thick
That the clock hardly ticks anymore
Crime, it’s a crime how I sit here
And stare like a dog at the door
Blame, yes I’ll take the blame
I admit I did not treat her right
Shame, it’s a shame layin’ here
All alone on this cold windy night
CHORUS
SOLO
CHORUS
Train Long Gone–Randy Travis feat. Dennis Linde
written by Dennis Linde
Corrections welcome.
INTRO: G Cadd9 D (4x)
Rattles
I could
I’m af
That her
CHORUS:
The memory won’t l
And the t
But you
Still hear the w
Time, time got so slow and thick
That the clock hardly ticks anymore
Crime, it’s a crime how I sit here
And stare like a dog at the door
Blame, yes I’ll take the blame
I admit I did not treat her right
Shame, it’s a shame layin’ here
All alone on this cold windy night
CHORUS
SOLO
CHORUS
To play the most songs, including Train Long Gone by Randy Travis by ukulele, the most important basic ukulele chords to learn are C chord, D chord, G chord, and Em chord.
These set you up to play a ton of songs, and each of them is easy to master.