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ABBA ~ Another Town, Another Train


Day is dawning and i must go You're asleep but still i'm sure you'll know Why it had to end this way You and i had a groovy time But i told you somewhere down the line You would have to find me gone I just have to move along Just another town, another train Waiting in the morning rain Look in my restless soul, a little patience Just another town, another train Nothing lost and nothing gained Guess i will spend my life in railway stations Guess i will spend my life in railway stations When you wake i know you'll cry And the words i wrote to say goodbye They won't comfort you at all But in time you will understand That the dreams we dreamed were made of sand For a no-good bum like me To live is to be free Just another town, another train Waiting in the morning rain Look in my restless soul, a little patience Just another town, another train Nothing lost and nothing gained Guess i will spend my life in railway stations Guess i will spend my life in railway stations more free lyrics

Day is dawning and i must go
You're asleep but still i'm sure you'll know
Why it had to end this way
You and i had a groovy time
But i told you somewhere down the line
You would have to find me gone
I just have to move along

Just another town, another train
Waiting in the morning rain
Look in my restless soul, a little patience
Just another town, another train
Nothing lost and nothing gained
Guess i will spend my life in railway stations
Guess i will spend my life in railway stations

When you wake i know you'll cry
And the words i wrote to say goodbye
They won't comfort you at all
But in time you will understand
That the dreams we dreamed were made of sand
For a no-good bum like me
To live is to be free

Just another town, another train
Waiting in the morning rain
Look in my restless soul, a little patience
Just another town, another train
Nothing lost and nothing gained
Guess i will spend my life in railway stations
Guess i will spend my life in railway stations

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