First Train
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First Train
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I feel alone and I know you felt like this before
Let's imagine we could be
Anything and anyone
Well, guess what
We can be all of those
Things
So let's take the first train outta here
We'll let it take us far away
I feel alone and
I know you felt like this before
Let's imagine we could be
Anything and anyone
Well guess what
We can be all of those
Things
So let's take the first train outta here
We'll let it take us far away
So don't hold on to the pain from yesterday
We're gonna move on away, away
Be anything
And anyone
Yeah, we could live anywhere
With anyone
So let's take the first train outta here
We'll let it take us far away
So don't hold on to the pain from yesterday
We're gonna move on away, away
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