Cream, White Room (1969)
^{Key: :[D] (w: Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) (BPM: 116)}

INTRO: [Gm] [F] [Dm] [C] / [Gm] [F] [Dm] [C] / [Am7]

VERSE 1:
In a [D] white room [Cadd9], with black [G/B] curtains
[Bb] [C] near the [D] station [Cadd9] [G/B]
[Bb] Black-[C]-roof [D] country [Cadd9], no gold [G/B] pavements
[Bb] [C] tired [D] starlings [Cadd9] [G/B]
[Bb] Sil-[C]-ver [D] horses [Cadd9], run down [G/B] moonbeams
[Bb] in [C] your [D] dark eyes [Cadd9] [G/B]
[Bb] Dawn-[C]-light [D] smiles [Cadd9], on your [G/B] leaving
[Bb] [C] my con-[D]-tentment [Cadd9] [G/B] [Bb] [C]

BRIDGE 1:
I'll [C] wait in this [G] place
Where the [Bb] sun never [A] shines
[C] Wait in this [G] place
Where the [Bb] shadows [C] run from them-[D]-selves

VERSE 2:
You said no strings could secure you at the station.
Platform ticket, restless diesels, goodbye windows.
I walked into such a sad time at the station.
As I walked out felt my own need just beginning.

BRIDGE 2:
I'll [C] wait in the [G] queue
When the [Bb] trains come [A] back
I'll [C] wait for [G] you
Where the [Bb] shadows [C] run from them-[D]-selves