National Express
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National Express
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Once I lost my self-respect
I was stranded in blue and all by myself
Then my luck came up to me
I want to ride with you by the sea
Oh, my love
These traveling blues got a hold of me
It makes no difference what you do or where you stay
When you come home, you will know your name
A gypsy by the footprints standing in the rain
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
True the station was empty then
Light bulbs were broken, announcements grim
Children to follow, how they talk
Children to follow, where they walk
Where's my home?
How could I lose this in a day?
It makes no difference what you do or where you stay
When you come home, you will know your name
A gypsy by the footprints standing in the rain
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
Ancient survivor from the parish far away
With the dream they all share
Words fly through the station
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
Here comes the National Express
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Who performs "National Express"?
Mark Olson performs "National Express", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Olson catalog on LyroVerse.
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