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Jaymay - Corduroy Chords

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Corduroy Chords

(ver. 1)
Jaymay
    C
The train is so cold tonight
                   F
My fingers too numb to write
    Dm                   G
But I write to spite the cold
    C
And moon I can see you there
                     F
You're still hanging in there
       Dm              G
Though you are so very old

             C                F
And I'm just thinking about a boy
        C                F
Wearing wintergreen corduroy

       C   
You're waking me where I sleep
       F 
You're taking me where I keep on
Dm                    G
Telling myself not to go
     C
What am I supposed to do
                     F
All by myself without you
     Dm             G 
On a train moving so slow

         C                F
I'm just thinking about a boy
        C                 F
Wearing wintergreen corduroy

Em                         F
On the train again moving away from you
Em                         F
On the train again moving away from you
Em                         F         Fm
On the train again I never wanted to leave

    C
The sun has set in the west
                     F
The moon is doing her best
   Dm               G
To light up the sky tonight
  C
I look to the moon for you
                    F
Maybe you're looking too
     Dm              G
It's really a lovely sight

             C                F
And I'm just thinking about a boy
           C                 F
Wearing my wintergreen corduroy

Em                        F
On the train again moving away from you
Em                        F
On the train again moving away from you
Em                           F         Fm
On the train again I never intended to leave you

    C
The train is so cold
            
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