Harry Chapin - Too many miles

^ASittin' nearby the ^C#mlong steel rails, ^B5waitin' for a train to come ^{E A}Yonder sleeps a little ^C#mtown, ^B5faidin' with the settin ^Esun ^ASittin' here watchin' ^C#mevenin' fall, ^B5singin' alone some t^Eune And if the t^Arain don't come 'til ^C#mmidnight, I guess ^B5I'll sing it to the ^Emoon

^AToo many ^Emiles, ^Dtoo many ^Emiles from ^Ahome ^AToo many ^Emiles, ^Dtoo many ^Emiles a^Alone

^AWell I tried to hitch a ^C#mride all day, but the ^B5cars kept passin' ^Eby ^AI don't know where I'm ^C#mgoin' babe, but I ^B5know the reason ^Ewhy ^AI'm tryin' to find one ^C#mcertain town, ^B5just one special ^Eplace Where ^Awaiting with a ^C#mspecial smile, ^B5their'll be one special ^Eface

^AToo many ^Emiles, ^Dtoo many ^Emiles from ^Ahome ^AToo many ^Emiles, ^Dtoo many ^Emiles a^Alone

^AI've been thinkin' as I'm ^C#mwaitin', as the ^B5hours come and ^Ego There's ^Amany a night I've ^C#mspent like this, and there's ^B5many a more I'll ^Eknow And the ^Afunny thing ^C#mabout it all, ^B5though I ain't got no ^Ehome I know that ^Aeach man finds his ^C#mresting place, where ^B5he ain't all a^Elone

^AToo many ^Emiles, ^Dtoo many ^Emiles from ^Ahome ^AToo many ^Emiles, ^Dtoo many ^Emiles a^Alone