Midnight Train
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Midnight Train
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That midnight train is a long and a slow one
The Timetable's set,- the brakeman is tired
Your seat is reserved with exceptions for no one
No luggage allowed no ticket required.
It will be there right on time at the station
Even if midnight must come at high noon.
You will not know that train's destination
And you'll not leave late nor one minute too soon.
You may sit beside Fear and go worse than lonely
Or travel with Trust with love and faith restored
These choices you have And these choices only
When that train rolls in, and you step aboard.
Now that whistle blows, yes it's already whining
If you listen close you can hear it soft and clear
And that headlight burns, yes its already shinin'
And you might as well choose right now, it's love or fear.
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Who performs "Midnight Train"?
Joe Ely performs "Midnight Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Joe Ely catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Are You Listening Lucky? and 95 South with a short reason for opening each page next.
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