C [Verse 1]F Amelia, she worked for the railroadG C Doing what, I never knewDm But I’d meet her down at the depotG C Every day at half-past two [Verse 2]F And we climbed the old wood stairwayG C Find the key below the matDm Watch the sunset on the freight yardG C Up at Amelia’s railroad flat [Verse 3]F Russian vodka in the freezerG C From the Polish liquor storeDm Spanish rice, Moroccan orangesG C Persian rugs upon the floor[Verse 4]F And Amelia came from DenmarkG C She bought a pair of Siamese catsDm They’d wake us up there in the morningG C At Amelia’s railroad flat [Bridge]Am F And every night the midnight ghost rode out on timeAm F Rolling down the line at twelve-o-nineAm F And we’d sit and count the cars out on the trackC G As they shook the bedroom window of Amelia’s railroad flat [Instrumental]G F G C Dm G C [Verse 5]F But the freight yards, they are gone nowG C And the buildings block the sunDm And Amelia sailed for DemarkG C Way back in Nineteen Eighty-One [Verse 6]F But every time I hear a freight trainG C Or watch the sunset on the tracksDm Lord, I recall those summer eveningsG C Up at Amelia’s railroad flat [Verse 7]F And every time I hear a freight trainG C Blowing lonely down the trackDm I hear those bedroom windows rattleG C Up at Amelia’s railroad flatDm Lord, how those bedroom windows rattledG C Up at Amelia’s railroad flat
Amelias Railroad Flat
Tom Russell
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