Chris de Burgh - Lonesome cowboy

And th^Cen that lonesome c^Fowboy, looked ^Cup at the stars in the sk^Fy, "I w^Cill leave^Em my land and^Am my h^Emorses, on^F that midnight train I w^Cill ride,

To the c^Gity, f^Far across the pl^Cains, To that c^Gity, ^Fon that midnight tr^Cain, here it comes, Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, C^Fhoo choo choobeduw^Cee, Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, ^FOn that midnight tr^Cain&^Gqu^Fot;

And th^Cen that lonesome cowb^Foy, st^Cepped into a bar^F, A pr^Cetty girl slid over nice and ^Feasy, "boy y^Gour money won't g^Fo far."

She t^Cook him outside to an ^Falley, he got dr^Cagged into a fight^F, And a b^Cullet s^Ement him d^Amying^Em, and he c^Fursed that moonless n^Cight,

In that c^Gity, f^Far across the pl^Cains, In that c^Gity, he could h^Fear that midnight tr^Cain, down the line, Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, C^Fhoo choo choobeduw^Cee, Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, He could h^Fear that midnight tr^Amain ^{Bm E Bm A}

And n^Cow that lonesome c^Fowboy is l^Cain beneath the cla^Fy, His h^Corses they're still w^Faiting, for h^Ge is gone aw^Fay,

Now ^Cif you think the grass is gr^Feener on the f^Car side of the h^Fill All you c^Cowboys^Em, take it eas^Amy, ^Em there's n^Fo grass there at ^Call,

In that c^Gity, f^Far across the pl^Cains, In that c^Gity, you'd better m^Fiss that midnight tr^Cain, here it comes Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, C^Fhoo choo choobeduw^Cee, Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, You'd better m^Fiss that midnight tr^Cain Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, C^Fhoo choo choobeduw^Cee, Ch^Goo choo choobe choobeduwa, That tr^Fain is coming for y^Amou...