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Night Train
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Night Train was released on December 5, 2010 by Redundant Records as a part of the album Confidence Tricks
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Release DateDecember 5, 2010
LabelRedundant Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM107

Credits

COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Ed Blann
Ed Blann
Songwriter

Lyrics

Pale snow white with cherry lips
Your taste will linger like the last time
The shadows 'neath your eyes
Hide under thick black lines that draw me in
I'm alive in broken moments, mostly living for the
Sparkling gold that flecks the ocean of your eyes
These shining promises relieve me of my senses
And I simply smile
Sing to me
Your voice is all I strain to hear
Talk to me
For conversation keeps you near
Kiss me gently and I'll hold you 'til the night train comes
Open hearts and zipped down jeans
Our passion's stilted by the fear of being caught
Or fear of growing close and never letting go
I crossed your lines
Throw words around and skirt around the ones that matter
Decide it isn't time
Not now
Not yet
But you don't leave
You don't leave
Well, please don't leave
Sing to me
Your voice is all I strain to hear
Talk to me
For conversation keeps you near
Kiss me gently I will hold you 'til the night train comes
And all this waiting
All this suppression
I don't know what it's doing to you
But it's killing me
And when the night train comes we're still talking about us
And when you realize you quickly take your leave
At the bus stop we are silent
We barely touch
And inwardly I'm crying out
As the bus comes round the corner we make fleeting goodbyes
And with a kiss you're gone until the next time
And I'm left hoping
I'm left hoping
Hoping I'll see you again
Sing to me
Your voice is all I strain to hear
Talk to me
For conversation keeps you near
Kiss me gently, I'll hold you 'til the night train comes
Sing to me
Your voice is all I strain to hear
Talk to me
For conversation keeps you near
Kiss me gently, I will hold you 'til the night train comes
Kiss me gently, I will hold you 'til the night train comes
Written by: Ed Blann
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