Tickets bought, no doubts
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Behind the smoky platform,
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Overcoming a moment of doubt
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I'll get into that old carriage.
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The train will slowly move from its place,
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And the words of farewell will resound,
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My life will open before me
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And the wheels will rumble steadily.
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Over the mountains, through the forests, along the country roads
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I will bow to the ground low to the Christmas trees.
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On the ground, on the dew, on the path,
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To places found in childhood.
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Ah, wheels, you are my wheels,
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Roll forward for sure
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Coppices, woodlands and clearings,
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And clouds are melting above them,
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And above them my heart is a dove,
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The truth is desperately simple.
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Always great to come back
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To lovely native places.
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Over the mountains, through the forests, along the country roads
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I will bow to the ground low to the Christmas trees.
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On the ground, on the dew, on the path,
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To places found in childhood.
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My life on the rails is unstable,
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I will go, perhaps forever,
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And I will answer the question evasively:
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“They say, time and years will tell.”
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Right behind the very outskirts
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The hut is made of corollas,
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And in me everything quarrels and argues,
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What is fate made up of?
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Over the mountains, through the forests, along the country roads
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I will bow to the ground low to the Christmas trees.
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On the ground, on the dew, on the path,
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To places found in childhood.
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Over the mountains, through the forests, along the country roads
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I will bow to the ground low to the Christmas trees.
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On the ground, on the dew, on the path,
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To places found in childhood.
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On the ground, on the dew, on the path,
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To places found in childhood. |