Judith Owen - Train out of hollywood

^DI've got a fr^Amiend and he can't see, ^Dhow living the h^Amigh life might just be, ^Da perfect disgui^Amse for someone... ^G7who's in pain

^DAnd he works in a bar a^Amnd he tells me, ^Dthat if he tries really hard, then he^Am might just be, ^Da beautiful star^Am cause that's all he rea^G7lly needs, to make him mend inside

Callie, your run^Emning out of time^A. Callie, your goi^Emng down in style^A. Come on.swallow ^Emyour pride, ^A and get on a train out of Hollyw^Dood ^{Am D Am Am}

^G7Look at me, ^A7I've been such a fool, ^Bmthinking^F#m fame would do, ^G7what only ti^A7me could do. ^G7Hoping I would be a^A7lright, ^Bmif I could have a perfec^F#mt life, G7/G7/G7/G7 just like you...^G7 Callie

^DFunny how t^Amhose who would chase fame ^DTend to be those^Am in the greatest pain ^DSearching for hi^Amghs that would reach nto their^G7 very grain

Callie, your ^Emrunning out of t^Aime Callie, your ^Emgoing down in st^Ayle Come on..swal^Emlow your pride ^A And get on a train out of Holl^Dywood

Callie, your ^Emrunning out of t^Aime Callie, your ^Emgoing down in st^Ayle Come on..swal^Emlow your pride ^A And get on a train out of Holl^Dywood

^DOh Oh ^AmOh Oh ^DGet on^Am that train Oe^Dh ah o^Amh oh C^Dally g^Amet on that train Mm^Dh mmh ^{Am D}Out of^Am Hollwood