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Morning Train Lyrics by Bob Carpenter (CAN)

Silent Passage

1984

Instrumental
I was alone and you were the only one to see
Showing me from your soul another part of me
And if I refused I know I would lose a lifetime in a lie
My Lord
I can’t afford to live unless I die
Out on the morning
Out on the evening
I think I’ll be on my way
I guess I’ll be going home someday
Upon a morning train
Somebody told me if I wasn’t lonely
That I’d be the man to see
I guess I’d have to agree
But it’s all so new to me
For every lapse at life and love remains whеn life is gone
For evеry lover there’s a song we all can sing along
And if you’re aware of another who bears the mark of a man who tried
Then you can look into his eyes and you can realize
Out on the morning
Out on the evening
I think I’ll be on my way
I guess I’ll be going home someday
Upon a morning train
Somebody told me if I wasn’t lonely
That I’d be the man to see
I guess I’d have to agree
But it’s all so new to me
For every lapse at life and love remains when life is gone
For every lover there’s a song we all can sing along
And if you’re aware of another who bears the mark of a man who tried
Then you can look into his eyes and you can realize
Then you can look into his eyes and you can sympathize
You can look into his eyes and you can harmonize
Out on the morning
Out on the evening
I think I’ll be on my way
I guess I’ll be going home someday
Upon a morning train
Somebody told me if I wasn’t lonely
That I’d be the man to see
I guess I’d have to agree
But it’s all so new to me
Out on the morning
Out on the evening
I think I’ll be on my way
I guess I’ll be going home someday
Upon a morning train (morning train)
Somebody told me if I wasn’t lonely
That I’d be the man to see
Credits
Bob Carpenter (CAN)

Bob Carpenter (CAN)

About “Morning Train” by Bob Carpenter (CAN)

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"Morning Train" is credited to Bob Carpenter (CAN). Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Morning Train" appears on "Silent Passage" in 1984.

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