Down There by the Train Dustin Kensrue
Capo 6th
There's a p[C]lace I know
where the t[Fmaj9/A]rain goes s[C]low
[C]where the sinners can be washed
in the b[Fmaj9/A]lood of the l[G]amb
there's a ri[Fmaj9/A]ver by the [C]trestle
down by S[E]inner's G[Am]rove
do[Fmaj9/A]wn where the [C]Willow and the [E]Dogwood [Am]grows
(Chorus):
[Fmaj9/A]down there by the t[C]rain
[C]down there by the t[Fmaj9/A]rain
[Fmaj9/A]down there by the [C]train
[C]down there by the t[Fmaj9/A]rain
[Fmaj9/A]down there where the [C]train
G C (hammer on/off D string)
goes slow
[C]you can hear the whistle
you can [Fmaj9/A]hear the b[C]ell
[C]from the halls of heaven
to the [Fmaj9/A]gates of h[G]ell
Fmaj9/A c
there's room for the foresaken
if you're [E]there on [Am]time
you'll be [Fmaj9/A]washed of all your [C]sins
and [E]all of your [Am]crimes
(Repeat Chorus)
[C]there's a golden moon
that shines [Fmaj9/A]up through the [C]mist
[C]I know that your name
will be [Fmaj9/A]on that l[G]ist
There's no [Fmaj9/A]eye for an [C]eye
there's no [E]tooth for a [Am]tooth
I saw [Fmaj9/A]Judas Isca[C]riot carrying [E]John Wilkes [Am]Booth
(Repeat Chorus)
[C]if you've lost all your hope
if you've [Fmaj9/A]lost all your [C]faith
[C]I know you will be cared for
I [Fmaj9/A]know you will be [G]safe
[Fmaj9/A]all the sh[C]ameful and [E]all of the [Am]whores
[Fmaj9/A]even the s[C]oldier who pierced the [E]side of the [Am]lord
is (Repeat Chorus)
[C]well I've never asked forgiveness and
I've [Fmaj9/A]never said a [C]prayer
[C]I've never given of myself
I've [Fmaj9/A]never truly [G]cared
[Fmaj9/A]I've hurt the ones who [C]loved me
I'm still [E]raising [Am]cain
[Fmaj9/A]I've taken the [C]low road and
if you've [E]done the [Am]same
Meet me (Repeat Chorus)(Go nuts with this last chorus and end on C)
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