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GHOST TRAIN
K.Klein
Boarded the train at a quarter to nine
I was thinking about an old lover of mine
Long brown hair and eyes so gray
Those days seem so far away
Dead trees and moonlight passing by
Clouds hiding every star in the sky
CHORUS
Ninety seven miles an hour starting to rain
Skull eyes empty and a whiskey soaked brain
The night winds whistling by my window pane
Riding down to Memphis on a ghost train
There's gray coats tattered in the Dixie sky
Cotton fields flowing with rock n rye
Whiskey breath sleeping on a box car floor
Dreaming of the glory days gone before
Half asleep and half a dream
Pin your hopes on a cloudy moonbeam
There's nothing awake in the moon drenched
Just field after field of cotton streaming by
and the sleepy nudging and the howling winds
Of the ghosts that come clawing and clutching my skin
Don't move a muscle don't hum don' t sigh Don't disturb the spirits as they' re traveling by |