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Spirit Train Lyrics by Guadalcanal Diary

Jamboree

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I watch these woods at night
On lonely roads at night
I wait in vain for the spirit train
On a windy hill, by a mossy stone
I stand alone
A great white horse in a grassy plain
Waits to move again for the spirit train
And I wonder how long
I wonder how long
And I know not long
In the wilderness where a city once stood
A wild forgotten stream
The weeds grow tall and cover it all
The smiling face of a cracked green stone
Wait to move alone to the spirit train
And I wonder how long
I wonder how long
And I know not long
And I hear a voice in the darkness call
Across the sky to the lead them all
To the spirit train

About “Spirit Train” by Guadalcanal Diary

Read the complete lyrics to "Spirit Train" by Guadalcanal Diary from the album "Jamboree". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Alternative Rock, Indie Rock.

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"Spirit Train" is credited to Guadalcanal Diary. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Spirit Train" appears on "Jamboree".

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