Penn Station
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Penn Station
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Well I died
In Penn Station tonight, oh lord
Well I died
In Penn Station tonight, oh lord
In Penn Station tonight
With a toothbrush and a comb
Five dollars and dead cell phone, oh lord
No photo I.D.
No past to torture me, oh lord
No past to torture me
Well I died
In Penn Station tonight, oh lord
Well I died
In Penn Station tonight, oh lord
In Penn Station tonight
Oh, how sweetly I do sleep
On the bathroom tile where the porters sweep
With a nickel in my hand
Like the star of Bethleham, oh lord
Like the star of Bethleham
And I know on track number seven
There's a train to take me to heaven, lord
But a faster train's coming near
That the devil engineers, oh lord
That the devil engineers
Well I died
In Penn Station tonight, oh lord
Well I died
In Penn Station tonight, oh lord
In Penn Station tonight
And I know on track number seven
There's a train to take me to heaven, lord
But a faster train's coming near
That the devil engineers, oh lord
That the devil engineers
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