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Artist: Shout Out Louds
Canonical path: /shout-out-louds/a-track-and-a-train
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A Track and A Train
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A Track and A Train
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Everyone's got someone I've got none
Everyone's got someone, I've got no one
But I try to find out what to do with my life
Here it comes at last and my heart beats faster than some, faster than the train in my mind
Everyone can see me when I'm numb
And tell me what I look like when I stumble
While I try to find out What I do to your life
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