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Feb 23, 2012
Long Train Running by the Doobie Brothers
A Tom Johnston classic!
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents his interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.# #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Tabbed by: Mike Nachaj :: mike@mikemusicbox.com Song: Long Train Running By: The Doobie Brothers [intro:] 8 x [ Gm7 riff ] {bass comes in on 4th: band comes in on 5th} [verse: 1] Gm7 Down around the corner A half a mile from here You see them old trains running and you watch them disappear [chorus:] Cm7 Cm6 Without love Gm7 Where would you be now Eb Gm7 D7 Gm7 (Without love.........love) Without love.........love [verse: 2] Gm7 You know I saw miss Lucy Down along the tracks She lost her home and family And she won't be coming back [chorus:] [verse: 3] {staccato} Gm7 Well the Illinois Central And the Southern Central Freight Gotta keep on pushing mama 'cause you know they're running late [chorus:] [solo: harmonica] {same chords as verse + chorus} [verse: 3] {repeat staccato} [chorus:] [verse: 4] staccato Gm7 Where the pistons keep on turning And the wheels go round and round And the steel rails are black cold and hard For the miles as they go down [chorus:] Cm7 Cm6 Without love Gm7 Where would you be right now Eb (stop) Gm7 (stop) D7 (stop)Cm7 {let ring} Without love.............................love Where would you be now ..... [rest] [coda:] 2 x [Gm7 riff ] {vocals ad lib over intro chords} Got to get it baby wont you move it down Won't you move it down? Baby baby baby baby wont you move it down When the big train run and the train is moving on I got to keep on moving Keep on moving Keep on moving Gonna keep on moving [verse:] {repeat chords} Gm [chorus:] {repeat chords} Cm7 Gm Eb (stop) Gm7 (stop) D7 (stop) Gm7 {let ring} chords: Cm7 335546 Cm6 335545 D7 557575 Eb 668886 Gm7 353333 riff chords: Gm7 xx3121 (fret 10) Gm11 xx1111 (fret 10)