Waiting for the morning train
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Waiting for the morning train
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Waiting for the morning train
Night is dying, sun will come up soon
Come over here just for a moment
Have a last long look at the summer's last full moon
Waiting for the morning train
Warm wind's blowing, sky is red and blue
Hold your breath just for a moment
Have a last long look at the summer's last full moon
Waiting for the morning train
Rails are singing, train is coming soon
Hold my hand just for a moment
Have a last long look at the summer's last full moon
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