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Artist: Holocaust
Canonical path: /holocaust/when-penelope-dreams-part-ii
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When Penelope Dreams (part II)
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When Penelope Dreams (part II)
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When Penelope dreams
She's on a train
On the West Highland line
She's a beautiful girl
And it's a beautiful day
It's OK
She knows how to behave
She's on a train
Night train now
She's on a train on the line to nowhere
She looks out at the stars
And thinks to herself
There's a tendency to be born
I know I was
She's on a train
On the line to somewhere
Sunday girl
We send our love
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