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Artist: Blue Nile
Canonical path: /blue-nile/from-a-late-night-train
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From A Late Night Train
Read From A Late Night Train lyrics by Blue Nile on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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From A Late Night Train
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From a late night train
Reflected in the water
When all the rainy pavement
Lead to you
It's over now
I know it's over
But I can't let go
The cigarettes, the magazines
All stacked up in the rain
There doesn't seem to be a funny side
It's over now
I know it's over
But I can't let go
From a late night train
The little towns go rolling by
And people in the station
Going home
It's over now
I know it's over
But I love you so
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