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Train Lyrics


Now don't look down
'Cause you might just see what's in the middle
Rumor has it you've been lookin for me
But there ain't much left of me to see, yeah
Now don't go down
Don't put your face in the place of the middle
Your lamp is about to shine
For a fee you'll be happy to be mine
Look at yourself child
You're the wife of a life on the street that will beat on your back
'Til you wait on the track for a train in the rain and it's comin' fast
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh train
You go so fast
It's a race for the place in the runnin'
Well it won't take long 'til it brings you down

You're in line just to waste your time
Just to waste your time, just to waste your time
In the big town
Look at yourself child
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh train
Well it's about a quarter to four
And I'm not ready to hit the floor
Sixteen and I've been on down and my cold neck
And the back of your leg starts to drag down my
Starts to drag down my street
Here it comes again, ooh yeah
Look at yourself girl
Look at myself boy
Look at yourself girl
Look at yourself girl
Look at yourself world
Look at yourself child
You're the wife of a life on the street that will beat on your back
'Til you wait on the track for a train in the rain and it's comin' fast
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh train
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh train
You're the wife of a life on the street that will beat on your back
'Til you wait on the track for a train in the rain and it's comin' fast
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written by MONAHAN, PAT/HOTCHKISS, ROBERT S
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing

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Son of Fort Lauderdale record store owner Billy Hines, Adrian Hines (aka MC Adrian Does Everything) earned his reputation as a Miami Bass artist in late 1985 by hiring producer Amos Larkins from Sunnyview/Hot Productions to record the classic Electro Bass track "Bass Rock Express". Two years later, the success was followed by an album tellingly entitled "Just Somethin' to Do". He found his most memorable success outside of South Florida with his 1989 classic album "How Much Can You Take".

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