Harvey Andrews - The last train

It was the last train of the ^Amevening The ^Dmsun was setting ^Glow As we ^E7pulled out of the ^Amstation I glanced ^Fup to see its ^Gglow In the ^Cwindow a re^Amflection Of a ^Dmface I used to ^Gknow In an ^E7old life, in a ^Amyoung life We both ^Flived so long a^Ggo

She could ^Cdance from dusk till ^Bbdawning She could ^Ftwist and shout with joy And ^D7I was hers forever, her ^Dmfirst and only ^Gboy But in that ^Cold life, in that ^Amyoung life I was ^Dmfar too smart to ^Gknow That the ^Dmone regret I'd ^Gharbour yet ^F Was that I ^Glet her ^Cgo

She was reading as I ^Amwatched her Till she ^Dmturned another pag^Ge From the ^E7lines upon her ^Amface now You could ^Fnever tell her ^Gage But I ^Cknew I looked so ^Amdifferent Time just ^Dmhadn't been that ^Gkind On my ^E7face were etched the ^Amfailures Of the ^Flife I'd left be^Ghind

As we ^Cslowed she closed her ^Fnovel Stood to take her suitcase down ^DTurned and paused and stared at me Then^G shadowed by a frown ^CShook her head, ^Amtook her case ^DmMoved towards the ^Gdoor A^Dmnother time, a^Gnother place But ^Fleaving ^Gme once ^Cmore

She could ^Cdance from dusk till ^Bbdawning She could ^Ftwist and shout with joy, and ^Gthat That the ^Dmone regret I'd ^Gharbour yet ^F Was that I ^Glet her ^Cgo