LATE TRAIN HOME (Kitson/Kitson) Transcribed by Phil Gardner G-D-Am-D-G-D-Am-D           G Bright in here,         D                        C                           D Then it hisses and hums, then it heaves and it's starting to go,          G And it's cold,           D                            C                          D There's a light from your windows that lurches the lights passing slow,        G One of them,        D                            Am                     D Is the light from your windows, but which one I will never know,              G    D              Am   D A late train home, my late train home.           G There's a girl,          D                            C                       D Sleeping just down the carriage, well she looks a little like you,       G And a man,          D                        C                              D Drinking whisky and shouting, his voice fills the carriage right through,       G I'm a fool,       D                     Am                      D To be thinking about you as each little town passes by,              G   D               Am   D A late train home, my late train home. C                     D                  You said stay, I said no I'll take the late train, G       D         Em It's my fault, so I'm not gonna complain, C                        D I'll just sit all alone, crying on a late train home. G-D-Am-D-G-D-Am-D C                     D                  You said stay, I said no I'll take the late train, G       D         Em It's my fault, so I'm not gonna complain, C                        D                           G I'll just sit all alone, crying on a late train home. D             Am   D              G    My late train home, my late train home, D             Am   D              G    D My late train home, my late train home. [Adlib to finish] Click here to return.