The Wrong Train

Am
You howled like a wolf
G
You howled like a child
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You howled like a ghost from the 
 F
grave
Am
I get to your closet door,
G
You where in there on the floor
        Fsus4                  F
I said "open up" and you said "go 
away!"

        G               F
And you howled, and you howled
    G                F
You howled all night long
Fsus4
I pretended not to hear you
         F             C
I didn't know what was wrong!

Am
When the next day came, well,
G
You were on your way
Fsus4
You didn't take much,
F
Just a couple of things
Am
And you didn't leave a note,
G
But I knew you had to go
Fsus4                       
You had to go and try to find 
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anything.
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         G                       F
I just wish and I hope you'll be OK
       G                         F
I just wish and I hope you'll be OK
      Fsus4                   F   
And I knew that you'd be back here
            C
 again one day.

        Am
I got a call from the hospital
G                             
They said you broke your arm 
Fsus4        F
hopping off a train
           Am                      
You hadn't made it very far before 
                 G
you ran into bad luck
       Fsus4                   
So I borrowed a car, I came and 
            F
picked you up
G                                 
I brought you home, I brought you 
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home
G                                 
I brought you home, I brought you 
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home
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With bruises on your face, that 
           F
cast on your arm,
C
And a cut across your nose.
                   Am              
You said, "let me explain, I was on
           G
 the wrong train
                      Fsus4    
It was going the wrong way so I 
        F
jumped off."
Am
And I said, "that's insane,
                G
You could have died out there that 
day
                      Fsus4        
Why wouldn't you just wait until it
  F
 stopped?"

         G              F
And you howled, and you howled
       G                        
Out in that cold field where you 
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laid
         Fsus4        F
You said what could I do,
C
I was on the wrong train
Am
So you made it to your feet,
                        G
You walked along those barren trees
                    Fsus4          
You followed power lines until you 
           F
found the road.
               Am
And the first car that came by,
           G
They saw you and they stopped
                Fsus4         
It was a rabbit hunter and his 
            F
friend the cop.

    G                F      G    
And they dropped you off outside 
    F
the hospital
Fsus4
They gave you pills for the pain,
F
They put that cast for your arm
C
But the howling never stopped.
              Fsus4           F
Because that wasn't what was wrong
        Am                F
No that wasn't what was wrong,
         Fsus4          Am        
No that wasn't what was wrong with
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 you at all.