Planes Trains And Automobiles

Amaj7 B7 E C#m Amaj7 B7 E A pirate’s chest with a broken latch never left his side Amaj7 B7 E C#m Amaj7 B7 E When I sat down on the moving bench I realized that he lied Amaj7 B7 E C#m Amaj7 B7 E The glass felt cold on my forehead as I watched the buildings glide by Amaj7 B7 E C#m Amaj7 B7 E And I knew when I got back to the station, that I would find him there inside. E B/A A B/A E Fdim F#m B7 Amaj7 B7 E C#m Amaj7 B7 E He dragged his tragic past like a ten ton anchor below where no one could see Amaj7 B7 E C#m And every night he’d take out her picture thank her and remind her Amaj7 B7 E There’s no where he’d rather be. E B/A A B/A E Well, I don’t know what I’d do without you. Fdim F#m B7 I guess I’d be okay. E B/A A B/A E Well, I don’t know what I’d do without you. Fdim F#m B7 E I guess I’d be okay. G#m A C#m F#m In the air, on the rails, and on the road we’re traveling E A B7 From one place to somewhere just the same G#m A C#m F#m And I swear, I’m afraid in these towns we go to E A B7 E That no one will remember my name G#m A C#m F#m But he’s got this way with the people he meets E A B7 Somehow he makes them his own G#m A C#m F#m Now I know that the power that motivates him E A B7 E Is that there’s nowhere else for him to call home E B/A A B/A E Well, I don’t know what I’d do without you. Fdim F#m B7 I guess I’d be okay. E B/A A B/A E Well, I don’t know what I’d do without you. Fdim F#m B7 E I guess I’d be okay. Amaj7 B7 E C#m Amj7 B7 E