D
What if there’s no hidden
What if there’s no hidden
Em
track,
track,
F♯m
no journey there, no journey
no journey there, no journey
Em
back?
back?
The rain falls
D
down upon the same old
down upon the same old
F♯m
grass.
grass.
The
Em
rain falls down, the
rain falls down, the
A
rain falls down,
rain falls down,
the rain falls
D
down.
down.
What if there’s no secret word,
no matter what you thought you heard?
I asked the author’s son and he averred:
“no secret word, no secret word
no hidden track.”
A
But my words left m
But my words left m
G
e, and my heart it just went
e, and my heart it just went
D
slack,
slack,
it just went
F♯m
slack
slack
A
when I saw it pass
when I saw it pass
G
ing,
ing,
because what if it can’t come
D
back?
back?
It can’t come
F♯m
back; there’s no hidden
back; there’s no hidden
Em
tra-
tra-
A
ck.
ck.
D Em F♯m Em
What if there’s no trap-door down?
The cold hard floor, the cold hard ground,
the cold hard car commute back into town.
No trap-door down, no trap-door down,
no hidden track.
My words left me, and my heart it just went slack,
it just went slack when I saw them passing,
because what if they can’t come back?
They can’t come back, and there’s no hidden track,
D
no hidden
no hidden
Em
tra-
tra-
A
ck.
ck.
D
But, for all of us and all of you,
there are some things we can’t see into,
because from the other side no light shows through.
I
Em
hope that there’s a hidden track.
hope that there’s a hidden track.
It feels like there’s a
Am
hidden
hidden
D
track.
track.
D Em F♯m Em
D F♯m Em A D
D F♯m Em 2x
A D
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