Whistlestop
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Whistlestop
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Came out to my show tonight
Brought your brand new lover
Playin' nice and cool, you know
Not tryin' to blow your cover
You're clean as a whistle
But that don't make you fine
You think any game's a good one
Long as the trains run on time
Standing in the front row
Makin' sure that I can see
Pointin' at the set list sayin',
"That one's about me"
Some days you was red
And some days you was black
Some days you was Johnny
And some days you was Jack
Took the tickets at the door
In your conductor's hat
Told your buddies at the bar
"I had me some of that"
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Mary Prankster performs "Whistlestop", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Prankster catalog on LyroVerse.
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