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Heading For Kyoto

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Heading For Kyoto

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Sunlight catchin' on their glasses

As the train negotiates them mountain passes

From across the fields I see them

In their saffron gear

Drinking cups of coffee and the occassional beer

Sittin' in the restaurant car

Heading for kyoto

They're coming back from their holiday

Two wise men who are following the way

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