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Blackfoot ~ Take A Train


Bought a ticket in a transit station Headed southbound for home To take a look at my dear Mom and Papa Show them their simple son Take a listen... Didn't know what I was headed back home for All I knew it was time When the train it pulled into the station Far from a maddening crowd Station master took out his gold locket Just to check his time People pushing to pick up their baggage To take another line Just take a train now Be on time if you want to stay You've got to take a train now, Mama You know it's the only way So now, if you get to wanna see your home, now Just you get down on your knees Listen to the birds that do surround you Singing their sweet harmony Buy your ticket from a Station Master One-way ticket for home Get along and kiss your troubles good-bye, now It's time to get on board Just take a train now Be on time if you want to stay You've got to take a train now, Mama You know it's the only way more free lyrics

Bought a ticket in a transit station
Headed southbound for home
To take a look at my dear Mom and Papa
Show them their simple son
Take a listen...
Didn't know what I was headed back home for
All I knew it was time
When the train it pulled into the station
Far from a maddening crowd
Station master took out his gold locket
Just to check his time
People pushing to pick up their baggage
To take another line
Just take a train now
Be on time if you want to stay
You've got to take a train now, Mama
You know it's the only way
So now, if you get to wanna see your home, now
Just you get down on your knees
Listen to the birds that do surround you
Singing their sweet harmony
Buy your ticket from a Station Master
One-way ticket for home
Get along and kiss your troubles good-bye, now
It's time to get on board
Just take a train now
Be on time if you want to stay
You've got to take a train now, Mama
You know it's the only way

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