Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Statler Brothers
Canonical path: /statler-brothers/old-toy-trains
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Old Toy Trains
Read Old Toy Trains lyrics by Statler Brothers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Old Toy Trains
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Old toy trains little toy tracks
Little boy toys coming from a sack
Carried by a man dressed in white and red
Little boy don't you think it's time you were in bed
Close your e-yes listen to the s-kies
All is calm all is well
Soon you'll hear Kris Kringle
And the jingle bells
Bringin' old toy trains little toy tracks
Little boy toys coming from a sack
Carried by a man dressed in white and red
Little boy don't you think it's time you were in bed
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