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remember, some past December Of train sets that whistled and dolls we could name Oh the years may change But Christmas stays the same Turkey and gravy
I thought I'd have to pay to feel good By all the pretty things that caught my eye Empty as my pocketbook I stood With only common sense to tell
We are 5 2gether We do our thing (Thing, thing, thing) Baby, and sing See all the girls with their hands in the air You can tell by the screams
the while we hardly fought To tired to fight we travelled all day Trying to escape the death that they made Buffalo's gone, land's divided by train They don't
wonder when I might feel that way again Take the last train from the station And keep my eyes open while I can I hope we get back home by morning See
Senior police officers have warned that Britain's inner cities are threatened with an explosion of drug-related killings In a series of incidents
mind´s been played like a game on the wheel stealing my heart, I see a man by your side, giving you the life I tried but I couldn´t provide these dreams we
never see The light coming down the tracks It keeps me hanging from a thread Devil drives the train devil pass me by This is the happy song I wrote for
If only I could catch up to the person that I thought I would be Getting used to the bad news Cause by now Thought I’d buy my mom a house or my dad
that Has claimed so many souls There's a skirmish in the sky and In the minds of those below Some are searching for the summit and They see the clouds
have died in super bikes And that's the reason that my mum's shook I tell her, "don't worry" I'm reason it's fun, look Your son's hooked i'm a biker by
sturdy Been reconsidering all Shit that I lost It been in my thoughts (uh) c couple solid n*ggas been sitting up north We used to sit on the porch Same
I'm turning out the light Now that you're leaving To see things black and white Now that you're leaving To kill you in the dark To give my
rhyme, you can hear the sign of the scorpion Got you coughin in, stuck by the venom that I put in him Always loose, never win, I'm developin A brand new
and blood in his black hair And I see him smoking Winston cigarettes I wonder where the people are that I detest
She left me at the edge of St James’s My heart by my waist Left speechless with so much to say I just headed for my train I’ll think it through
way train Over my head, over my head I've been feeling like I don't belong The years are passing by And I can't catch up Took a lot punches
to the easier path But this is a wrong turn Feeling that fear is the only way past So do not be hemmed in Do not by dollar, nor doctrine, nor snow, no
When the midnight choo choo leaves for Alabam' I'll be right there, I've got my fair When I see that rusty haired conductor man I'll grab him by
nigga I fuck too many on the mic, they call me daddy long trigger Mister Buckshot, makin' the gun hot From niggaz that fiend to see my little ass rot Peep
shut up long enough for me to string two words together Yes that's me, Miss Mystery And he's quiet for a time And I think that might be a good sign
a while out inside my soul until I break it Hold me when I'm empty and you're full After that steam train keeps coming 'round and knocking me down
day of the year in Maine Colleagues doing puzzles on a coffee break A homegrown parsnip that we ate Train to Glasgow on my birthday A guy with
on my face I wanna follow you home I wanna see your place I wanna take you in my arms and Float down a river with you I wanna buy the farm Come on, let's
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