Chords for Jackson Browne - Leaving Winslow live (new song from the upcoming album)

train station and also local [Ab] artists from that area [G] would, you know, like schedule a
coven and hang their work at the local, like a traveling art exhibit and _ conceptual stuff.
_ _ Like one of the famous _ _ _ _ artists from [D] LA _ [G] just got out of the train and made like everybody
in the country, almost.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
And they wanted me to [C] play, they wanted me to [G] get on the train
in Lawrence, Kansas and just make a bunch of music on the train.
[Gbm] And they would like,
they [G] would film that and then we'd get out of _ the train in a couple places. _ _
_ I've been
talking about it.
[D] I mean, I've got a really great crew and I've got like, you know, I'm
used to things [Ab] sounding just so.
_ _ [Eb] And we started talking about [A] like how many [G] guitars I could
bring and how many people I could bring and [E] it just, I could tell them, [Eb] I [G] _ _ _ could use a
train of my own.
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _
So what I did is instead, I [C] _ _ [G]
just went to Winslow, Arizona, which [D] is
one of the stops. _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] And _ _ we _ _ _ _ recorded.
_ _ Then we went home and recorded some more.
_ _ _ _ But this
song is inspired by the old guys I used to run into [Em] on the railroad tracks near my house.
_ _ There was a railroad truss on them.
They kind of like, _ they'd set up camp on them.
[G] A couple _
_ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ [C] of times they got [G] me to go home and make them a [D] sandwich. _ _ _ _
They were cool old guys.
They
more or less just lived on the trains.
_ _ _ So this song is for them. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I'm walking on the [C] rail, looking up and down this [G] railroad. _ _
I'm walking on the rail, looking
up and down this train.
_ _ _ [Em] All I gotta see is a place for me to grab a hold of.
[C] _ And I'll
be on this train and I won't be back again. _ _ _
I'm overqualified for any other ride I can
think of. _
I got a PhD in [C] son and wind and [G] rain.
_ _ _ [Em] I had a reservation by the air conditioner
down at Everett on the break of.
_ [G] Till the day my heart got gifted with a train. _ _ _ _
[Em] _ Station
to station, _ _ [G] coast to coast, not that much anything in [D] mind.
_ _ _ [Em] No [C] expectations, _ way [G] less
than most.
But I wanted to see Winslow one [D] more time.
[G] But I'm walking on the rail, [C] looking
up and down this railroad. _ _
_ I'm walking on the rail, looking up and down this town.
_ _ I'll
bid [Em] adieu to the precious few I knew here.
_ And I'll be on my [D] way and I won't be back
[G] around. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [C] _
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ My mother married an oxygener, a ladies man.
_ He'd take her dancing with a [C] tank of
oxygen.
[G] _ _ _ Oh [Em] the ladies kept him warm.
He'd recycle them his favorite corn.
He specialized
in [G] western swims and. _ _
_ _ [Em] Station to [C] station, _ coast to coast, not that much anything [D] in
mind.
_ _ _ [Em] _ No [C] expectations, way less [G] than most.
As long as I got oxygen and [D] wine. _ _
[G] But I keep
on thinking about [C] the disappearing ozone [G] layer.
_ _ And I keep on [C] thinking about the disappearing
green [G] land shelf.
_ And I keep [Em] on thinking all [C] about the disappearing [G] middle class.
_ [C] But I
figure I'll be doing some [D] disappearing [G] myself. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
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[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
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