the Train Song
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the Train Song
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Six more days and I'll be gone
Get On The train that'll take me home
That old train is where I belong
Home's gonna feel just fine
When that old trains gonna move me down the line
Yes I know him and you do too
There's a lot he can do for you
Looking down from on his throne
Gonna make you feel alright
Just let him keep his arms around you tight
Instrumental
He gave this world to you and me
We're going fishing in the creek
So find yourself a little girl
The world's gonna be alright
Just keep you arms around each other tight
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The Flying Burrito Brothers performs "the Train Song", and this lyric page sits inside the The Flying Burrito Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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