(Em)Out Oh, it seemed in the shin y night,

(F#7)the rain was soft ly (B)fall ing.

grace.

The tracks that ran down the (Em)boul e vard ly, if (F#7sus)had all been (F#7)washed a (B)way.

We Out of the sil ver light,

(F#7)the past came soft ly (B)call ing.

And I re mem ber the (Em)times we spent

(F#7sus)in side the (F#7)Sad Ca (B)fé.

(Em)Out Oh, it May like a ho ly place, (F#7)pro tect ed by a (B)maz ing grace.

But things And we would sing (Em)right out loud ly, if (F#7sus)the things we (F#7)could not (B)say.

There’s thought we could change this world (F#7)with words like “love” and (B)“free dom.”

And We were part of the (Em)lone ly crowd (F#7sus)in side the (F#7)Sad Ca (B)fé.

(G#m)Oh,

ex pect ing to (D#m)fly,

we would (G#m)meet out that beau ti ful shore in the sweet by and (C#m7)by.

Some of their (Em)dreams came true,

some just passed a (B)way.

And some of them (C#)stayed be hind (F#7sus)in side the (F#7)Sad Ca (B)fé.

The (F#7sus)clouds rolled

in

and (F#7sus)hid that

shore.

(E)Now (G#m)that

(F#)Glo ry Train, it (E)don’t stop (F#7sus)here no (F#7)more.

Now I look at the (E7)years gone by, and (Bm7)won der at the pow ers that (E7)be.

I don’t know why for tune (F#7)smiles on some,

and lets the rest go (F#7)free.

Why don’t you meet me at (C#)mid night, babe, (F#7sus)in side the (F#7)Sad Ca (B)fé.