Chords for Zac Brown Band - On This Train

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This is one off of Homegrown, off the CD that's on the website.
Okay, good.
This one's called On This Train. _
_ [F#] _ [B] _ _ _ [G#m] _ _ [E] _
_ [F#] _ _ [E] I'm on this [C#] train, I can't slow down, and
Brakes are gone [G#m] and I'm running out
[E] Here are the reasons to [F#] even try to stop me [B] now
_ [C#] _ [E] And it seems to me no matter where [B] I turn
I fall off these tracks [G#m] and I get burned, [E] but someday I'm [G#] gonna finally make it home.
[B] _
_ [G#] But [E] these wheels keep [F#] on taking me the long way, [G#] _ [E] and I just don't know [F#] when they'll finally [G#m] stop,
_ _ [E] but I know if they [F#] keep taking me the long way, [G#m] the wrong way, [E] I'm falling off,
ain't never [F#] getting up.
_ _ [E] It's different through another's eyes, to see the [G#m] pains it feels inside,
[E] but if it's mine, [F#] it's gonna pull me every [B] time.
_ [F#] I [E] got my foot on the gas, full steam ahead, and
can't forget what [G#m] my daddy said, this [E] happiness [F#] is found inside [B] your heart.
_ [E] But [E] these wheels keep [F#] on taking me the long way, [G#m] _ [E] and I just don't know [F#] when they'll finally [G#m] stop,
_ _ [E] but I know if they keep taking me the long way, the [G#] wrong way, [E] I'm falling off,
ain't never getting [F#] up.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _ _
[G#m] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ [F#] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ [G#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _
But [E] these wheels [F#] keep on taking me the long way,
[G#m] and I just don't [F#] know when they'll [G#m] finally stop, _ [E] but I know if [G#] they keep taking me the long way,
[G#m] the wrong way, [E] I'm falling off, ain't never [F#] getting up. _
[E] Got my foot on the [F#] gas, full steam [B] ahead, and
can't forget what my daddy [E] said, this happiness [F#] is found inside your heart,
[G#m] _
_ [E] and someday [G#] I hope you'll finally be home.
[B] _ _
_ How about Zach Brown, the Zach Brown Band?
[N] Awesome.
Zach, Marcus, Tim, John, Jimmy, all hanging out with us again this morning.
Met these guys in
Greenville, South Carolina, part of the MySouth Tour.
We got all kinds of email after their
performance that weekend, and we're talking about this was a pretty big festival that was
happening in Greenville, their big annual event there, and Fall for Greenville Festival, and the
email I got, and I know that you don't need us to try to puff you guys up, but they said that
they felt like you guys were the best act of the whole weekend.
And it's not like there weren't
other things going on.
I mean, I got emails that said, hey, glad we heard about them, went out to
see them.
They were probably the best bunch of the weekend.
Now, when I hear you guys playing,
Zach, I have to say you're probably a huge Van Morrison fan, aren't you?
Love him.
Yeah, he's
great.
Yeah, I can hear a lot of that in the music, and I almost wonder who you do, [F#] Into the
Mystic.
I was just waiting on it for just a minute.
I bet y'all do a great version of that.
We actually
mix it in with one of our original [G] songs.
It's called Free.
I read it when I was in Australia.
Really?
Yeah.
Well, how weird is that?
Because I was hearing that as you were singing.
I mean,
you sound a lot like Van Morrison.
And Zach, also, I got an email from, dare I say, a big
Zach Brown fan that said, during the break, you might [G#m] want to play a little bit of Snoop Dogg's
Gin and Juice for me [E] and Rick.
I hear you do a cover of that.
We do a [N] little bit of that.
So there's your musical range.
Yeah, I tell you what, honestly, I can't picture that.
And you brought one of your dogs?
Who is this, Pete?
This is not one of your mixed dogs, is it?
No, this is the boss.
Come here, Pete.
Okay, this is a Jack Russell Terrier?
Yes, it is.
I've got one of those next door.
Those are fun dogs.
He wants his ball.
Yeah, he does.
Yeah.
How funny.
See, he is just like a little jumping bean around here today.
This is Peter Pan.
Is that his name, Peter Pan?
Yeah, he's the all-star dog of the yard.
He's the
boss.
So he runs.
Now, what's the name of the breed that you invented?
It's a Weimer Hound.
It's
a Bloodhound and Weimer on a mix.
And the puppies are four weeks old now.
Two more weeks, and they'll
be ready.
Oh, really?
Yes, sir.
[A] And I have information up on the website about them.
What do you have?
You named it?
It's a Weimer Hound.
Weimer Hound.
Can you do that, Zach?
I mean, we talked about that before.
I think [G#] every breed that's in his existence now has been done.
That's true.
So we will just come up with a teacup [D] model of it.
You put in your shirt pocket.
So have we?
That's the one that gets made.
Nobody should have a poodle that'll go in a pocket.
You know, let's quit trying [G] to make them so tiny.
They're tiny enough.
[Dm] Enough with that.
Well, I
think that we will [G] breed to tiny so much that the [Fm] puppies at one point will disappear.
You won't
even be able to see.
Well, you know, they got [Dm] collies.
It's a hybrid [E] now.
Their head is [Gm] long
as it's like a two by four.
They're almost like a hammerhead shark, you know?
Yeah, if you leave us
[G] now on Turner South, have a good weekend.
You got still some more Rick and Bubba on the radio.
Stick around.
We'll be right back.
Rick and Bubba, Rick and Bubba.