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Railroad

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Nicole Reynolds Canonical path: /nicole-reynolds/railroad Related lyric paths: 6
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Railroad

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i can only stay this night with you

i'll be like the wind

i'm passing through

oh railroad , oh railroad

clouds are falling

but we don't know why

clear the sky

i watch the stars all fly

oh railroad oh railroad

tracks laid out on the desert floor

maybe one day i can love you more

oh railroad, oh railroad

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Nicole Reynolds performs "Railroad", and this lyric page sits inside the Nicole Reynolds catalog on LyroVerse.

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