Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Everly Brothers
Canonical path: /everly-brothers-the/melody-train
Related lyric paths: 6
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Melody Train
Read Melody Train lyrics by The Everly Brothers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Melody Train
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Let me take you far away from here
High on a dream
Halfway, to stardom
Honesty grows, in your garden
Hitch a ride on a melody train
Going down
Tie your eyes to the journey I made
In my sound
Each one
Is Kansas City bound
Tie the longhorn to the wagon wheels
Dust on the rise, cowboy and Dago
Blazin’ a trail, to the rainbow
Hitch a ride on a melody train
Going down
Tie your eyes to the journey I made
In my sound
Each one
Is Kansas City bound
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