Tim Barry - Church of level track

^CI was drunk as hell with a friend way back ^EmDown by Scotts Addition off a mainline track ^AmHe said what was on his mind like I'd never ^Emheard it

^CThen in come this train called the 170 I h^Emeard it air up then felt it pull ^AmThey say that rain on the face cuts when you ^Emdeserve it And I sat and I thought ^CAll that ain't right is o^Emver for at least tonight and if ^AmI die trying now I wont die ^Emwondering how life could've turned out

^CWell that train hauled ass and made good time Down past ^EmRocky Mount on that old Seaboard Line ^AmMy friend just slept and I sat there ^Emsilent ^CI had some whiskey and some smokes and time to think it all out ^EmIt made sense this whole heading south ^AmSometimes it's best to slow your pace when you can't c^Emontrol it And I sat and I thought ^CAll that ain't right is ^Emover for at least tonight and if ^AmI die trying now I wont die ^Emwondering how life could've turned out

^CDown in Jacksonville that train broke up ^EmMy legs where stiff I thought I'd walk it off ^AmMy friend faced west and mentioned ^EmPensacola ^CI did the truck stop deal and prayed on four wheels ^EmSat on my bag, heard a J-break scream ^AmI saw my face in a window and I thought I ^Emknow him And I sat and I thought

^CAlthough it ain't right I'm ^Emnot heading home tonight And if I ^Amdie thinking here I wont die ^Emwondering How life could've turned out