(C6)Par don me boys,
is that the (C6)Chat ta noo ga (C6)Choo Choo?
(C6)Track twen ty nine,
boy you can (G7)give me a shine.
(C6)I can af ford
to board a (C6)Chat ta noo ga (C6)Choo Choo.
(C6)I’ve got my fare
and just a (G7)tri fle to spare.
(C)You (Dm7)leave (C)the (F)Penn syl va nia (C7)Sta tion ’bout a (F)quar ter to four,
(F)read a ma ga (C7)zine and then you’re (F)in Bal ti more.
(Bb)Din ner in the (Bdim)di ner, (F)noth ing could be (D)fi ner (G)than to have your ham and eggs in (C)Ca there you ro are.
li na.
(F)When you hear the (C7)whis tle blow ing (F)eight to the bar,
(F)then you know that (C7)Ten nes see is (F)not ver y far.
(Bb)Sho vel all the (Bdim)coal in, (F)got ta keep it (D)roll in’; (G)Woo to woo, your Chat ta noo ga (C)Ca there you ro are.
li na.
(F6)nev er roam.
So (C)Chat ta noo ga (Am)Choo Choo won’t you choo choo me (C6)home?
So (C)Chat ta noo ga (Am)Choo Choo won’t you choo (G7)choo me (C)home?
This page shows “Chattanooga Choo Choo” by Glenn Miller in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.