G C Son, could you help me on this platformD G I'm not so good at climbing stairsC I brought me a drink and some sandwichesD G I wanted to just sit and watch the trains [Verse]G C I come down here almost every SundayD G My grandkids they used to come tooC Now they drop me off at the front gateD G I guess that they've got better things to do [Chorus]G C No. 47, she's a good oneD G No. 63 sings like a birdC No. 29, that's the one they call 'The Rocket'D G Hey that's the saddest train I ever heard [Verse]G C Son, I'm a decorated veteranD G I fought in what they called 'The Great War'G C I used to believe in everything it stood forD G I don't believe in much anymore [Chorus]G C No. 47, she's a good oneD G No. 63 sings like a birdC No. 29, that's the one they call 'The Rocket'D G Hey that's the saddest train I ever heard [Break]G CD GCD G [Verse]G C Son, you look just like my boyD G He stood here almost 40 years todayC He looked so good in that brand new soldier's uniformD G But that Rocket never brought him back again [Chorus]G C No. 47, she's a good oneD G No. 63 sings like a birdC No. 29, that's the one they call 'The Rocket'D G Hey that's the saddest train I ever heardC No. 29, that's the one they call 'The Rocket'D G Hey that's the saddest train I ever heard
The Rocket
Fred Eaglesmith
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