Texas Eagle Steve Earle
(Verse 1)
[E7]My Grandaddy was a railroad man
When I was young he took me [A7]by the [E]hand
[E7]Dragged me to the station at the break of dawn
Said "boy I got to show you somethin' '[B7]fore it's [E]gone"
She was [A7]blue and silver - she was right on time
We [E]rode that Texas Eagle on the [B7]Mopac [E]line
(Verse 2)
[E7]We had some sandwiches that Granma packed
We rode to Palestine and [B7]hitchhiked [E]back
[E7]Home in time for supper with a tale to tell
That night I dreamed I heard that lonesome [B7]whistle [E]wail
[A7]When I got old enough to take the train alone
[E7]I rode that Texas Eagle down to [B7]San [E]Antone
(Verse 3)
[E7]Nowadays they don't make no trains
Just the piggyback freighters and them [B7]Amtrak [E]things
[E7]They shut the Eagle down awhile ago
Sold it to the railroad down in [B7]Mexi[E]co
[A7]But every now and then that whistle's on my mind
[E7]I ride that Texas Eagle 'cross the [B7]borderl[E]ine
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