Slow Train Comin'
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Slow Train Comin'
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I see a slow train coming
Up over the hill
Still got miles to go
But even so
I feel the shaking still
The light at Thompson’s Station
In the last seconds of dusk
Paints a funeral
So beautiful
To the memory of us
And now I'm waiting by the phone
A slowly breaking heart that knows
You’re gonna make me lonesome when you go
The bones down by the river
Beneath the waning Moon
While the crows feed on
The carrion
They’ll feed on us too soon
I sold my heart for stolen gold
I played my part so I suppose
You’re gonna make me lonesome when you go
I see a slow train coming
Up over the hill
Still got miles to go
But even so
I feel the shaking still
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Noah Cyrus performs "Slow Train Comin'", and this lyric page sits inside the Noah Cyrus catalog on LyroVerse.
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