| She left when it was dawn
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| She blew the wind and the sun came out
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| A train was leaving that had a sign
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| Saint Louis said
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| Who knows if Saint Louis Missouri
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| Or San Luis Potosí
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| But she went up never to come down
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| She wanted to get away from reality
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| She traveled so much that she went to the gabacho
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| And she stayed there, now she is the star of a Cabaret
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| How much did she travel, how long did she last that night
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| A thousand nightmares made her cry
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| She went on a train straight to hell
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| Here we will never see her again
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| Some looked for her in the drains
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| Others looked for her at dawn
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| But she left the country of the weras, why!?
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| In the country of the blind where the one-eyed man is king
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| How much did she travel, how long did that night last
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| A thousand nightmares made her cry
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| She went on a train straight to hell
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| Here we will never see her again
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| Even her bosses are still looking for her
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| She never knew where she went
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| But they saw a gabacho program on TV
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| Where a girl appeared very similar to the daughter who was lost
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| How much did he travel, how long did he last that night
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| A thousand nightmares made her cry
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| She went on a train straight to hell
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| Here we will never see her again
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| How much did he travel, how long did he last that night
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| A thousand nightmares made her cry
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| She went on a train straight to hell
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| Here we will never see her again |