Drug Train
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Drug Train
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It'll take you as high as the Heavens
It'll take you to the depths of Hell
It'll make you friends, it'll take your friends
Who will never live to tell
chorus:
Drug train, drug train
(instrumental break)
Drug train, Drug train
The train's first stop is pleasure,
The second stop is fun
But in a jail cell baby or a hospital bed
You'll need hope 'cuz you ain't got none
chorus:
Drug train, drug train
(Instrumental break)
Drug train, Drug train
The train passes through the graveyard,
May the loved ones rest in peace
For the last stop baby is a violent crash
And hard times they never cease
chorus:
Drug train, drug train
(instrumental break)
Drug train, Drug train
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