Last Train
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Last Train
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Everyday I want you, close to me
(Everyday I want to, be with you)
Every day I want you, belonging to me
(Everyday I want to, wait for you)
The world turns around and you are so free
The last train passed by me, and I didn’t see
You are so young, and you can feel
All the things around you, but me you can’t see
Once I got a letter, and wrote this song
(A lovely letter you wrote, one year ago)
An envelope so fragile, so refined
(I wonder what you wear now, how do you feel)
The world turns around and you are so free
The last train passed by me, and I didn’t see
You are so young, and you can feel
All the things around you, but me you can’t see
(You live so far away from me
And you can’t see me)
Everyday I want you, close to me
(Everyday I want to, be with you)
Every day I want you, belonging to me
(Everyday I want to, wait for you)
(Be with you)
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Sugarfree performs "Last Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Sugarfree catalog on LyroVerse.
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