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Kasey Chambers ~ Runaway Train


I'm gonna take you down to the railway line I'm gonna take you down to the railway line I'm gonna take ya where your heart won't break ya And the water tastes like wine I'm gonna take you down to the railway line We won't take money, we won't take the long way round We won't take money, we won't take the long way round We won't take money, we'll live off honey When the train goes underground We won't take money, we won't take the long way round I'll drive faster You'll hold tighter I'll get wild You'll get wilder I'll make thunder You'll make rain We'll go down to the railway train Clear that track we're coming on down the line Clear that track we're coming on down the line Clear that track they won't take us back They can stick it where the sun don't shine Clear that track we're coming on down the line more free lyrics

I'm gonna take you down to the railway
line
I'm gonna take you down to the railway
line
I'm gonna take ya where your heart
won't break ya
And the water tastes like wine
I'm gonna take you down to the railway
line

We won't take money, we won't take the
long way round
We won't take money, we won't take the
long way round
We won't take money, we'll live off
honey
When the train goes underground

We won't take money, we won't take the
long way round
I'll drive faster
You'll hold tighter
I'll get wild
You'll get wilder
I'll make thunder
You'll make rain
We'll go down to the railway train

Clear that track we're coming on down
the line
Clear that track we're coming on down
the line
Clear that track they won't take us
back
They can stick it where the sun don't
shine
Clear that track we're coming on down
the line

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