Some Go Home

DK. . "Bein' Free". . 1970 DDDDsus4 D Dsus4 D Dsus4 A soldier rides on a train to Tennessee, D Dsus4 D Dsus4 And half asleep he dreams, it isn't a dream. C G D Dsus4 With each click of the wheels on steel, a face goes by, C G D Dsus4 With each face that he loves he turns and sighs. # CHORUS C G Dsus4 And he's headed home C D Yes, he's headed home, Dsus4 To try and find his life again, C Dsus4 D Dsus4 And to wonder what's become of them. # D Dsus4 D Dsus4 A young girl waving goodbye while his mother stood cryin', D Dsus4 D Dsus4 With lips like honey she was lovin' him all of the time'n. C G D Dsus4 "Won't matter how long you're gone, I'll wait for you". C G D Dsus4 Now you know you were gone such a long long time. # CHORUS C Dsus4 C D And you can't go home, no you can't go home, Dsus4 C Dsus4 D Expectin' everything you knew, to be waitin' there on you. # REFRAIN G A D Dsus4 That train's.. movin' on down the line, G A D Dsus4 Leavin' people at every depot behind, G A And you wanna begin somewhere, G A But you remember what it like down there, D DsuD4 So you move down the line. Hm-mm-mm. # D Dsus4 D Dsus4 Three rows back a young woman looks out the train, D Dsus4 D Dsus4 Her eyes reveal that her life is desperately plain. C G D Dsus4 She's a woman who's seen this world and not touched one man, C G D Dsus4 She knows she could if she would but she can't. # CHORUS C Dsus4 And she's headin' home C D Yes, she's headin' home, Back where life begins and ends, C Dsus4 D And they feel that you belong to them. # D Dsus4 D Dsusu4 But there was a time that time when the time was so right, D Dsus4 D Dsus4 Close enough you swear to G_d, you still smell the night. C G D Dsus4 But somehow the clock struck twelve, the ball was through, C G D DDus4 Now here you are, could that be you? # CHORUS C Dsus4 C D Whoa you can't go on, no no you can't go on, Dsus4 Livin' safe inside your walls, C Dsus4 D Never taste life at all. # REFRAIN G A D Dsus4 That train's.. movin' on down the line, G A D Dsus4 Leavin' people at every depot behind. G A G A You wanna begin somewhere, but you'll always take a chance out there, D DsuD4 So you move down the line.Hm-mm-mm. # D Dsus4 D Dsus4 I sit half drunk in the dining car and observe life, D Dsus4 D Dsus4 I got him pegged and I'm pretty sure I got her right. C G D Dsus4 When you've been as far as I have, you know these things, C G D Dsus4 That's the reason that it's sad and drank the drinks. # CHORUS C Dsus4 C D 'Cause I got no home no, and I need no one, Dsus4 Nothing to bring pain again, C Dsus4 D It's great just livin' on the wind. # D Dsus4 D Dsus4 But the woman is met by her husband there at the station, D Dsus4 D Dsus4 And two stops later the soldier's girl is still waitin'. C G D Dsus4 I simply accept the fact they're just lucky, that's all, C G D Dsus4 But the fact is I don't believe they pulled it off. # CHORUS C Dsus4 C D And I can't go on no, no, I can't go on Dsus4 Making everything I see, C Dsus4 D fit the way that it is for me. # REFRAIN G A D Dsus4 That train's just movin' on down the line, G A D Dsus4 Leavin' people at every depot behind. G A And you wanna begin somewhere G A But for me there's nothing true out there D Dsus4 D So I move down the line.Hm-mm-mm,-mm-mm. END