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Midnight Train
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Locked and loaded and she’s ready to go
Engines rumbling on an iron road
Picking up speed, going fast as the wind
Midnight Train coming ‘round the bend
Midnight Train going all the way down
Tearing through the night in a sleepy town
Goin’ whoooo…
Whoooo…
The tracks were laid a hundred years ago
And still run beside the road
But don’t be caught on those rumpled ridges
When the whistle begins to blow
This train don’t stop, she takes no breaks,
No telling her to “whoa”
She takes her freight all through the night
‘Till the morning light does glow
Midnight train going all the way down
Tearing through the night in a sleepy town
‘Cross the lake now, she’s coming around
Goin’ whoooo…
Whoooo…
And all the cars were stopped on the highway.
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