When The Trains Come In
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When The Trains Come In
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Another loenly day is almost gone the sun's going down again and you're still not home
The last of the trains have all come in but I'll come back tomorrow and wait again
I know the conductor he thinks I'm losing my mind
Cause I come here and wait so many times
But me and the ticketman are the best of friends
So I'll come back tomorrow when the trains come in
[ guitar ]
It's been so long ago since she went away
She said she'd return again in a couple of days
But I'll wait here forever if it takes till then
So I'll come back tomorrow when the trains come in
I know the conductor...
Yes I'll come back tomorrow when the trains come in
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