House With Trains
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House With Trains
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You never let me down
That's right, your voice
Is on my mind
I've got no choice
Like water or pores
So soft, so gentle
You wash away sores
I'm fine tonight
And you never let me down (oh no)
You never let me down (oh no, no)
You never let me down (oh no)
You never let me down (oh no, no)
Eager for the day when I'd be free
Freedom came on push and pulling me
Now I can't admit when somethings wrong
With a word from you I'm marching on
And you never let me down (oh no)
You never let me down (oh no, no)
You never let me down (oh no)
You never let me down (oh no, no)
You said "son, don't you complain
You will never be lonely
In a house with trains"
You said "son, don't fear no pain
You will never be lonely
In a house with trains"
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David Kitt performs "House With Trains", and this lyric page sits inside the David Kitt catalog on LyroVerse.
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