Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties - Green like the g train green like sea foam
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Capo: 2
Tuning: E A D G B E
The first version on here is sorta on the right track, but the timing is very off,
and it has a lot of wrong chords (such as G where it should be Em) -
so I figured I'd put up my own version which I believe to be 100% correct.
Dan plays this without a capo live (so it's a whole step lower),
but to play along with the record, it's standard, capo 2nd fret.
If you want to be in the same key to play along with the record but don't want to use a capo,
transpose up two semitones so the first chord reads "E".
[Intro]
D A Em G D A Em (x2)
[Verse 1]
He invited me iDn;
Said his name was JGesse and to take a look around
I found my coat at the bDottom of the cAloset, dug it Emout
The only thing that she lDeft
There in the mGiddle of the room, was the couch
She’d always hated the pDattern or the tAexture
I cEman't remember it now
BmI relived those niAghts there breaking dGown
BmI guess I’ll sAee myselEmf out
[Chorus]
GYou kept me wDaiting like the AG Train
GI held the dDoor open for hoAurs. I had to walk away
I rEmode the DA line out to RAockaway
GI’m Dalways Bmajdrawn to the wCater
[Verse 2]
Walked the streets to the sDhore
Passed by the mGurals fading off of the walls
Still licking the frDesh wounds from a hAurricane in the fEmall
And I watch them rebDuild
I hummed a RamGones song out of key
Staring off at the sDkyline over shAorebreak
And reEmmembering
Bmthat this same oAcean almost kiGlled me
BmSouth CarolAina, seafEmoam green
[Chorus]
GYou kept me wDaiting like the AG Train
GI held the dDoor open for hoAurs. I had to walk away
I rEmode the DA line out to RAockaway
GI’m Dalways Bmajdrawn to the wAater
I felt tGhe wF#meight
[Bridge]
On a calendar lBmong enough, all my gEmrief starts to deAcay G
F#mOn a calendar lBmong enough it grows more Emuseless by the dAay
And GI F#mread that on a calendar lGong enough
New EmYork will be returned to the sAea G
F#mWhen the water gets hGigh enough, it’ll tEmake back everythAing
So the Bmsubway and the GG Train
Our apDartment, all our mAemories
Come to Bmrest there underGwater
All the thDings that I thought meant the mAost to me
I try to pGicture it-- just the tAop of the sDkyline at lGow tide,
Piercing the sGurface as the sAhips try to nDavigate their lGanes
And there aGlone and triAumphant on the crDest of a wGave
Is the coGuch you gAave aDway