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# Railway Hotel (Justin Hayward)
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We w[D]ent to the r[A7]oom and we b[D]olted the door
The b[E]ass from the jukebox was c[A7]oming through the floor
And o[D]ut through the w[A7]alls we could st[D]ill hear the r[G]oar of the tr[D]ains
[C] [D] [G] [D]
Was th[D]is all the c[A7]omfort we g[D]ot for our sins
No c[E]andles, no waiters, no s[A7]oft violins
The d[D]irty el[A7]ectric conv[D]ector plugged [G]into the ma[D]ins [C]
[D] I had wanted much m[A]ore for the first night with y[D]ou
But the Railway Hot[G]el was the best I could d[D]o [A7] [D]
I knew the Sav[A]oy would have suited you w[D]ell
But the best I could d[G]o was the Railway Hot[D]el [A7] [D]
[G] [D] [C] [D] [G][D]
Aw[D]ay in the s[A7]ky were the li[D]ghts of a jet
B[E]urning in the night like a s[A7]low cigarette
A l[D]amp in the str[A7]eet threw a s[D]oft silhou[G]ette on the w[D]all
[C] [D] [G] [D]
And th[D]ough it was cr[A7]umbling and r[D]un down and dead
A ch[E]air and a sink and an [A7]old single bed
The l[D]ove we beg[A7]an and the th[D]ings that we s[G]aid I rec[D]all [C]
[D] I had wanted much m[A]ore for the first night with y[D]ou
But the Railway Hot[G]el was the best I could d[D]o [A7] [D]
I knew the Sav[A]oy would have suited you w[D]ell
But the best I could d[G]o was the Railway Hot[D]el [G] [D]
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# Railway Hotel (Justin Hayward)
#(3/4 time)
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We w[D]ent to the r[A7]oom and we b[D]olted the door
The b[E]ass from the jukebox was c[A7]oming through the floor
And o[D]ut through the w[A7]alls we could st[D]ill hear the r[G]oar of the tr[D]ains
[C] [D] [G] [D]
Was th[D]is all the c[A7]omfort we g[D]ot for our sins
No c[E]andles, no waiters, no s[A7]oft violins
The d[D]irty el[A7]ectric conv[D]ector plugged [G]into the ma[D]ins [C]
[D] I had wanted much m[A]ore for the first night with y[D]ou
But the Railway Hot[G]el was the best I could d[D]o [A7] [D]
I knew the Sav[A]oy would have suited you w[D]ell
But the best I could d[G]o was the Railway Hot[D]el [A7] [D]
[G] [D] [C] [D] [G][D]
Aw[D]ay in the s[A7]ky were the li[D]ghts of a jet
B[E]urning in the night like a s[A7]low cigarette
A l[D]amp in the str[A7]eet threw a s[D]oft silhou[G]ette on the w[D]all
[C] [D] [G] [D]
And th[D]ough it was cr[A7]umbling and r[D]un down and dead
A ch[E]air and a sink and an [A7]old single bed
The l[D]ove we beg[A7]an and the th[D]ings that we s[G]aid I rec[D]all [C]
[D] I had wanted much m[A]ore for the first night with y[D]ou
But the Railway Hot[G]el was the best I could d[D]o [A7] [D]
I knew the Sav[A]oy would have suited you w[D]ell
But the best I could d[G]o was the Railway Hot[D]el [G] [D]
