Lyrics

On a Tuesday night on an empty train There was a distant look on a young man's face I took a real deep breath let the moment last When I reached his side I just had to ask "Can you tell me, son - have you seen a ghost?" He took a long hard pause with both eyes closed For a moment there I could almost feel his pain Then he raised his voice and began to say There's so many ways to break a heart Make your knees both hit the ground Get the tears all falling down But every stranger on a train is a second start For a love that doesn't bust To finally find its way to us Well I made my way to the window seat And my newfound friend opened up to me He said, "my daddy died a couple years ago Moved my mama in to a nursing home "Then a pink slip came, that was real bad news But the worst by far if you want the truth Is when we both gave up and she returned the ring" And then he cleared his throat and began to sing There's so many ways to break a heart Make your knees both hit the ground Get the tears all falling down But every stranger on a train is a second start For a love that doesn't bust To finally find its way to us My days are filled with sadness And my nights are lonelier Than the studio apartment Where I used to live with her Yeah my mama's fading slowly And I sure miss my old man But I'm grateful for the stranger Who asked me how I am, because
Writer(s): James Tristan Redding Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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