Long Black Train Josh Turner
Josh Turner - Long Black Train
----->(Capo 3rd fret)<-----
Intro - G -
(verse 1)
[G]There's a long black train, comin down the line,
Feeding off the souls that are [Em]lost and [G]cryin'
[G]Rails of sin only evil remains,
Watch out brother for that l[D]ong black tr[G]ain,
(verse 2)
[G]Look to the heaven's you can look to the sky,
You can find redemption starin [Em]back into your [G]eyes,
[G]There is protection and there's peace the same,
Burn in your ticket for that l[D]ong black tr[G]ain,
(chorus)
[G]Cause there's victory in the Lord I say,
Victory in the L[D]ord,
[Em]Cling to the f[G]ather and his [C]holy [G]name,
And [Em]don't go [G]ridin on that [D]long black t[G]rain,
(Verse 3)
[G]There's an engineer on that long black train,
Makin you wonder if your [Em]ride is worth the [G]pain,
[G]He's just a waitin on your heart to say,
Let me ride on that l[D]ong black tr[G]ain
(chorus)
[G]Cause there's victory in the Lord I say,
Victory in the L[D]ord,
[Em]Cling to the f[G]ather and his [C]holy [G]name,
And [Em]don't go [G]ridin on that [D]long black t[G]rain,
(lead - G - Em - G - D - G)
(verse 4)
[G]Well I can hear the whistle from a mile away,
It sounds so good but I [Em]must stay [G]away,
[G]That train is a beauty makin everybody stare,
But its only destination is the mi[D]ddle of no[G]where,
(chorus)
[G]Cause there's victory in the Lord I say,
Victory in the L[D]ord,
[Em]Cling to the f[G]ather and his [C]holy [G]name,
And [Em]don't go [G]ridin on that [D]long black t[G]rain,
[Em]Cling to the f[G]ather and his [C]holy [G]name,
And [Em]don't go [G]ridin on that [D]long black t[G]rain,
Yea w[Em]atch out [G]brother for that [D]long black [G]train,
That d[Em]evil's dr[G]ivin that [D]long black [G]train,
B-rad Garst
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