[Solo bit]
E|-----------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------|
G|-0h2----4/5----4/5----4\2p0----/7-9/12-9-|
D|---------------------------h2------------|
A|-----------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------|


[Verse 1]
Am        C          
I see the dark lands
F         Am    
Unfold before me
F            C          G    F
The rain is thickening down

Am        C    F           Am        
I see the city aflame with lights
F              C
Though all the streets are
  G        F 
Beset with shadow

[Instrumental]
Am C F Am F C G F

[Verse 2]
Am      C
I see a man
F                     Am
With a curtain in his eyes
F                C
A stone upon his heart
      G           F
He is lost in the past

Am          C
And I see a woman
F       Am 
She is alive
F                       C
But as usual with these things
                  G             F
She fears for the future of her child

[Chorus]
Am             C
And I hear the freight trains rolling
F              Am
On through the night
F                  C
With their endless cargoes
        G       F
For our endless desires

Am              C
And I smash the cup
F          Am
I turn the dial
F      C         G    F
On the long-wave radio

Am              C
The music plays out
F                  Am
Some old fashioned song,
F                  C        G      F G
Some old fashioned song, of love...

[Outro]
       C           F       C
So goodbye, to all of that,
       Am          G
So goodbye my love,
       F                C          F 
To all of that...so goodbye to all of that....

(fade out, end with F Am)


Notes:
-In intro, you can start by playing this, each note 16 times:
E|-------------------|
B|-------------------|
G|-------------------|
D|-------------------|
A|-0--3---0---3------|
E|------1---1---3--1-|
then switch to power chords with two times slower tempo, then to full chords in verse
-Alternatively in outro you can jump a key (Am>Bm, C>D, F>G, G>A)
-Listen to the song to avoid counfusion with chord positioning,e.g. you always enter on Am before the singing