Bruce Springsteen - Downbound train

I had a j^Gob, I had a girl I had something g^Doing mister in this w^Gorld ^GI got laid off down at the auto yard Our love went b^Dad, times got ha^Grd Now I w^Cork down at the carwash Where a^Gll it does is rain ^GSometimes you feel like you're a rider, baby,^D on a downbound tr^Gain

^GShe just said "Joe I gotta go We had it o^Dnce we ain't got it any ^Gmore" ^GShe packed her bags left me behind She bought a tic^Dket on the Central L^Gine Nights as I ^Csleep, I still hear the whistle whining I feel her soft k^Giss in the misty morning rain ^GSometimes don't you feel like you're a rider, baby^D, on a downbound tr^Gain

^GLast night I heard her voice You were ^Dcrying, crying, you were so a^Glone ^GYou said your love had never died And you were wa^Diting for me at ho^Gme Well I put on my j^Cacket, I ran through the woods I ran till I tho^Gught my chest would explode ^GThere in the clearing, beyond the highway ^GIn the moo^Dnlight, our wedding house s^Ghone ^GI rushed through the y^Card, I burst through the front door And then^G up the stairs I climbed ^GThe room was dark, our bed was empty And then I ^Dheard that long whistle w^Ghine And then I d^Dropped to my knees, hung my head and cri^Ged Well now I ^Cswing a sledge hammer on a railroad gang Knocking down ^Gthem cross ties, working in the rain Sometimes don't it feel like you're a rider, baby^D, on a downbound tr^Gain