Carrie Newcomer - When its gone its gone

^EmNew York Central ^GRailroad was ^Csomething in her d^Gay A ^Emmillion tons of ^Gcoal and steel ^Cmust have passed this ^Gway The ^Cghost of some old ^Gengineer ^CWalks this earth and ^Gyou might hear When you're ^Clooking down on ^Gall those lights "Could I ^Dsee your ticket please" ^A Ahh^Ch ^G

When it's ^Cgone, it's go^Gne ^{D/F# Em} But the ^Cechoes just go ^Gon and on and ^Don and on and ^Gon We send it ^Cout like our ^Gbreath ^D/F# Someb^Emody takes it in, some^Abody takes it in ^C Someone ^{F C}

In the ^Emage of possi^Gbility, cheap ^Cgas, John Glenn and ^Gtube TV ^Em When Martin walked ^Gmany miles to ^Cstand beside Gan^Gdhi ^CFaith was stoned with ^Gcans and rocks And the ^Cneighbour kid came home ^Gin a box ^C Now we don't be^Glieve so much Of^D everything we hear ^A Ahh^Ch ^G

When it's ^Cgone, it's go^Gne ^{D/F# Em} But the ^Cechoes just go ^Gon and on and ^Don and on and ^Gon We send it ^Cout like our ^Gbreath ^D/F# Someb^Emody takes it in, some^Abody takes it in ^C Someone ^{F C G/B}

To^Cmorrow's just too far to see Too far to know to love or grieve and ^D Every action is received like a legacy ^A It is our legacy ^C

Route ^EmTwenty-Six was ^Gopen fields and ^CI remember wh^Gen Now ^Emevery town I ^Gpass on through has ^Cthe same outer ^Gskin How ^Ccould he sell his ^Gfather's bones The ^Cothers did, but ^Ghe just won't He says, "^CWhen I'm dead you can ^Gtake it all But for ^Dnow just let 'em graze" ^A Ahh^Ch ^G

When it's ^Cgone, it's go^Gne ^{D/F# Em} But the ^Cechoes just go ^Gon and on and ^Don and on and ^Gon We send it ^Cout like our ^Gbreath ^D/F# Someb^Emody takes it in, some^Abody takes it in ^CSomeone ^G

When it's ^Cgone, it's go^Gne ^{D/F# Em} But the ^Cechoes just groove ^Gon and on and ^Don and on and ^Gon We send it ^Cout like our ^Gbreath ^D/F# Someb^Emody takes it in, some^Abody takes it in ^C Someone ^{F C}