Train Going West
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Train Going West
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There's a breeze that's blowin' at my back
As I follow the west bound track
Gonna leave it all behind
Hoping all will heal with time
The engine rolls and chugs on beat
And I curl right up into my seat
My thoughts drift off as I fade away
Into the pastures of a brighter day
Forget now the weights of a weary mind
Westward ho and on down the line
When I left you behind
I still felt your lips as you waved goodbye
And I believe I'll get by
When I turn in okay I know I'll turn out fine
Just gliding through the cold
Lord knows that I've never done what I've been told
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