Chris de Burgh - Spanish train

^DmThere's a Spanish train that runs between ^BbQuadelquidir and old Seville and at ^Cdead of night the whistle blows and people ^A7hear she's running ^Dmstill. And then they ^Dmhush their children back to sleep, ^Bblock the doors upstairs they creep, for ^Cit is said that the souls of the dead fill up the ^A7train, ten thousand ^Dmdeep. Well a ^Dmrailway-man lay dying with his ^Bbpeople ^Cby his ^Dmside, his family were crying knelt in ^Bbprayer before he ^A7died. But ab^Bbove his bed just w^Caiting for the dead was the d^A7evil with a twinkle in his ^Dmeye. Well, ^BbGod's not around look w^Chat I've found? This one's ^Dmmine. Just then the Lord himself appeared in a b^Bblinding f^Clash of l^Dmight. And shouted at the devil, get thee h^Bbence to e^A7ndless night. But the d^Bbevil just grinned and said I ^Cmay have sinned but there's ^Amno need to push me ^Dmaround. I ^Bbgot here first so you can ^Cdo your worst, he's going under g^Dmround.

Well I ^Dmthink I give you one more chance said the d^Bbevil ^C with a ^Dmsmile, so t^Dmhrow away that stupid lance. 'It's r^Bbeally not your s^A7tyle'. J^Bboker is the name, p^Coker is the game, we'll ^A7play right here on this ^Dmbed. And ^Bbthen we'll bet for the b^Ciggest stakes yet - the souls of the d^Dmead.

And I said, l^Bbook out L^Cord he's gonna ^Dmwin, The ^Bbsun is down and the ^Cnight's riding ^Dmin. That t^Bbrain is dead on t^A7ime, many s^Dmouls are on the l^Gmine, oh L^Bbord, he's g^A7onna ^Dmwin.

Now the ^Dmrailway-man he cut the cards and he dealt ^Bbeach a ^Chand of ^Dmfive. And for the Lord he was praying hard for that ^Bbtrain he'd have to ^A7drive, Well, the d^Bbevil he had three ^Caces and a king and the ^A7Lord he was running for a ^Dmstraight he had the ^Bbqueen and the knave the nine and ^Cten of spades all he needed was the ^Dmeight, and then the Lord, he called for one more card but he ^Bbdrew t^Che diamond ^Dmeight. And the devil said to the Son of God, 'I b^Bbelieve you've got it s^A7traight, so d^Bbeal me one for the time has ^Ccome to see who'll be ^Amthe king of this ^Dmplace', But ^Bbas he spoke from ben^Ceath his cloak he slipped ano^Dmther ace. Ten th^Dmousand souls was the opening bid, but it ^Bbsoon went ^Cup to fifty-^Dmnine, but th^Dme Lord didn't see what the devil did and ^Bbhe said, 'that suits me f^A7ine.' I'll ^Bbraise you high to ^Chundred-five and for^A7ever put an end to your ^Dmsins. But ^Bbthe devil let out a ^Cmighty shout 'my hand ^Dmwins'.

And i said, L^Bbord oh, L^Cord you let him ^Dmwin, The ^Bbsun is down and the ^Cnight's riding ^Dmin. The t^Bbrain is dead on t^A7ime, many s^Dmouls are on the l^Gmine, oh L^Bbord, d^A7on't let him ^Dmwin.

^DmWell that Spanish train still runs between ^BbQuadelquidir and old Seville and at ^Cdead of night the whistle blows and people ^A7fear she's running ^Dmstill. And far away in ^Dmsome recess the ^BbLord and the devil are now playing chess. The ^Cdevil still cheats and wins more souls and as for the ^A7Lord well, he's just doing his ^Dmbest,

And i said, L^Bbord oh, L^Cord you've gotta ^Dmwin. The ^Bbsun is down and the ^Cnight's riding ^Dmin. The t^Bbrain is still on t^A7ime, oh my s^Dmoul is on the l^Gmine, oh L^Bbord, y^Cou've got to ^Dmwin.