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Last Train Home
03:06
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'Last Train Home'
Come fall down, this concrete bed we’ll rest left seeing stars
Your hourglass shakes, morning’s breaking like a heart
Such a little joker, well this ones on me don’t recognise myself
It’s getting late, you turn your sarcastic face
We go chasing the last train home
Left praying won’t somebody save me from
Work in the morning I should’ve known
Coz every night I’m out with you
I’m always chasing the train home
I should’ve known better
Than playing games starting at your breakfast club
Well just fuck it now, might as well ride it out
We go chasing the last train home
Left praying for someone to save me from
Work in the morning I should’ve known
Coz every night I’m out with you
I’m always chasing that train home
I got your back when everything is through
Now listen little rudgegirl no telling what we’re gonna do
Coz this night is getting old but acting young, I’m feeling oh so young
Kidding like we’re gonna gonna gonna get on
We go chasing the last train home
We go chasing the last train home
We go chasing, we go chasing, we go chasing on
We go chasing the last train
All on the long road
All on the long road home
Kidding that we’re gonna gonna gonna get on
I gotta gotta gotta get on
Kidding that we ‘re gonna gonna gonna get on
Well I gotta get on the last train
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'Gambling Hearts'
She’s late for the night games
Don’t know where she’s gone
I’m leaving for Vegas
Stepping out got my suede shoes on uh oh
This full house is tumbling down, down
Shut close my eyes
Pray there’s no sound
Ooohhh to be a gambling heart
Leave it for the gambling hearts
Wanted you to be there
But why should I wait
Always so reckless
Maybe true but you had no faith now these things
They say that go are coming around, around
Don’t know when to stop
Or even how it starts
Ooohhh to be a gambling heart
Leave it for the gambling hearts
Ooohhh The gambling hearts
Ooohhh they’ll never get what they want
No-one knows where they’re coming in from
No-one knows where they’re coming in from
No-one knows where they’re coming in from
How can you tell, when the game’s really won?
Ooohhh to be a gambling heart
Leave it for the gambling hearts
Ooohhh The gambling hearts
Ooohh leave it for the gambling hearts
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