| Far beep is heard,
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| the rails whisper about something,
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| passenger, or cargo
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| they can't figure it out yet.
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| A flower glides on the cheek,
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| the toiler-bee curls,
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| as if before him and right
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| not seconds, but years.
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| Indifferent let's take a look
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| or better, carefree.
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| Like it really is a train -
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| train, truck.
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| Well, it will pass, it will fly,
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| full of lies in front of you,
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| chew a blade of grass, calm down,
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| you will see the sign now.
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| Here is the smoke of the forties,
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| locomotive fifties,
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| on footboards on wagons
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| in twos and threes.
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| Who managed - on the side,
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| the rest are hanging,
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| we drive, we drive illegally,
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| your bright tomorrow.
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| So, what a train!
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| Where is the bottom bracket?
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| Well, hello, big-mouthed kid,
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| we will break through, but hold on.
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| You put your foot on it,
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| yes, seriously, not pretending,
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| unfamiliar is dangerous
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| this thing guy is life.
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| The locomotive scrolls a couple of miles,
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| winds them around the wheel axles,
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| everything got mixed up there, it didn’t fit,
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| tensed, tensed, torn
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| and swept away in shreds. |
| Locomotive…
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| And so the composition rolls,
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| like a melody on the strings,
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| everything that is big, everything that is small,
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| there is both fuel and cargo.
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| Hey, in the car, are you tired?
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| See, it's not that hard
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| notice the arrow in time,
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| time to hide sadness.
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| Here is my compartment car -
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| a whole train before the start.
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| Somehow quickly everything was sung -
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| I didn't even have time to gasp.
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| After all, it seemed like a novel.
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| Well, at least the story...
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| Eight lines, two verses -
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| that's all that was, sang.
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| Well, why break the chain,
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| ellipsis - not a dot,
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| there is a clearing where you lay,
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| floated past the windows.
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| Rough Grass:
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| no cigarette butt, no trace.
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| And they remained, no matter how sorry,
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| only a chamomile and a bee. |