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Justin Roberts - Looking For Trains Lyrics

Seems like you're always looking for trains
When you're staring out the window through the pouring rain
You can hear that rhythm running through your brain

Seems like you're always looking for trains
Little moonlight shining down the lonely lane
Sun beams stretching cross the golden plane

Now that are times I know when all you see are cars
Just swerving by, the headlight's blue
And right above your head, there's fields of stars
Just pouring down to get to you
That'd make the world brand new

And there's a tiny train beyond the hill
If you listen close you can hear it still
And there's a tiny train calling you
From the dark to the blue
Don't you hear it?

Chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chug choo choo
Here it comes, chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chug choo choo

Seems like you're always looking for trains
When you're barely holding on to the horse's mane
And the only thing you hear is an old refrain
Seems like you're always looking for trains
Maybe some day soon all the sugar cane will
Stretched up higher than the weather vane

Now that are times I know when all you see are cars
Just swerving by, the headlight's blue
And right above your head, there's fields of stars
Just pouring down to get to you
That would make the world brand new

And there's a tiny train beyond the hill
If you listen close you can hear it still
And there's a tiny train calling you
From the dark to the blue
Don't you hear it?

Chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chug choo choo
Here it comes, Chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chug choo choo

Maybe it's caught up in tunnels
In the middle of a mountain so wide
Or maybe it's stuck over bridges
Trying to get to the other side
Either way, it will be here any day
I can see it now, it's coming through
Don't you hear it?

Chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chug choo choo
Here it comes, Chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chuggy chug choo choo
Seems like you're always looking for trains