D
When I'm sad and blue
A7
And I'm feeling all alone
There's a place that I go to
D
That no one knows
D
Where no matter what I do
A7
Won't nobody put me down
That's why I'm going to
D
The other side of town
D
On the other side of town
A7
Where the sun don't ever shine
Everybody walks around
D
With a shadow cross their minds
D
When that midnight train rolls by
A7
And they hear that lonesome sound
They just hang their heads and cry
D
On the other side of town
D
Well it isn't very far
A7
And it's not that hard to find
D
You just follow all the other lonely souls
D
Take a walk down lonesome lane
A7
'Til you see the dead end sign
D
And your broken heart will tell you where to go
D
To the other side of town
A7
Where the sun don't ever shine
Everybody walks around
D
With a shadow cross their minds
When that midnight train rolls by
A7
And they hear that lonesome sound
They just hang their heads and cry
D
On the other side of town
SOLO
D
So if you've find someone
A7
Who won't never let you down
D
Hurry home before the sun goes down
D
No matter what you do
A7
Don't let night fall like a shroud
D
And catch you on the other side of town
D
On the other side of town
A
Where the sun don't ever shine
Everybody walks around
D
With a shadow cross their minds
D
When that midnight train rolls by
A
And they hear that lonesome sound
They just hang their heads and cry
D
On the other side of town
>From Steve Earle "El Corazon"
Wartner Brothers Records 1997
South Nashville Music/WB Music Corp(ASCAP)
David Steele guitar
Jason Carter fiddle
Tommy Hannum steel guitar
Roy Huskey Jr bass
Scott Miller harmony