Light At The End Of The Tunnel

(F7)Diesel is for unbelievers, electricity is wrong,

steam has got the power that will pull us along.

There's a light at the end of the tunnel,

there's a light at the end of the tunnel.

The (F)inside might be as (Dm)black as the night,

but there's a (F7)light at the end of the tunnel,

there's a light at the end of the tunnel.

The (F)inside might be as (Dm)black as the night,

but there's a black as the night,

but at the (F)end of the (Bb)tunnel there's a (F)light.

It's the pow'r of James Watt the (Bb)steaming Scot,

the man who watched the pot and said,

(G)"Hey, I've (C7)got a (F)brilliant plot.

When the (Bb)steam is hot it (F)seems to make a (Bb)lot of (F)pow'r.

It could (F7)turn a wheel.

(Bb)(Lots of power.)

It could drive it down a track clickety (G)clack clickety (C)clack.

It could (F)drive it with a (F7)beat

(Bb)(choo choo (Db7)choo) with (F)enough left over for a (Caug)woo woo."

He saw the (F7)light at the end of the tunnel.

He saw a light at the end of the tunnel.

Well, (F)thank James (A)Watt for (Dm)watching the pot.

He saw a (F7)light at the end of the tunnel.

He saw a light at the end of the tunnel.

The (F)inside (A)might be (Dm)watching the pot.

He saw a black as the night,

but at the (F)end of the (Bb)tunnel there's a (F)light.

There's a (Ab)dark day (Bb7)ahead when the (Ab)power goes dead,

when the oil runs (Bb7)dry mm (Ab)what can we (Bb7)try?

(Ab)We could use the sunlight, but it don't shine at (Bb7)night.

(Ab)Nuclear fission leaves a nasty emission.

(F7)Soon the pistons will be humming,

steam will have a second coming.

(D7)We see the (G7)light at the end of the (C7)tunnel,

we see the (G7)light at the end of the (C7)tunnel.

Just (G)dig a hole and (Em)haul out the coal.

We see the (G7)light at the end of the tunnel,

we see the light at the end of the tunnel.

So let the (G)water boil, (Em)goodbye to oil,

at the (G)end of the (C)tunnel there's a light.