| Pardon me sir
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| Is this seat taken
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| I overheard you say
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| Not stirred but shaken
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| And I could really throw one back
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| Such a thirst doesn’t always permit
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| Forward tact
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| So, if you would sir
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| Pardon me A stiff one is my specialty
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| Strangers on a train
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| Strangers on a train
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| Oh, you’re very charming Sir
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| Now here’s to you
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| I don’t want to know your name
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| Or what you do I know, here’s to strangers on a train
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| Strangers on a train
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| Oh, I think we’re going faster
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| From the mount to the pasture
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| Just look at that scenery
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| It’s lovely
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| It’s lovely
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| I really like to ride the train
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| Especially when I forget where I’m going
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| I really like the way it feels
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| The motion of the wheels
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| As the raging sparks are flying
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| From the wounded rails still crying
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| Battling the scenery
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| It’s lovely, it’s lovely
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| It’s lovely, it’s lovely
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| I really like to ride the train
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| Especially when I forget where I’m going
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| I really like the way it feels
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| The motion of the wheels
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| Mountain, meadow
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| Oh, I… I’d better go This is my station, you know
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| I’ve had a lovely time
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| Oh the pleasure’s mine
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| All mine |