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Big City Train
 
  Can you hear that whistle
Loud clackety-clack
It’s calling me
The station is where it’s at
It’s coming again now
Chuggin’ down that track
Just check your records
Got all my bags packed

You’ll always find me waiting for that train to come through
Come get me, take me, to the land where my dreams come true

This time I’ll board that train
It won’t be long
Check the label on my baggage
Destination in my song
Talk to the conductor
Saved up my fare
Yakety-yak for a while

Choo choo!

Chorus:

Hurry grab my luggage
Hurry grab my bags
It seems the locomotive
Has been taken another track
A penny brought on by mischief
A penny, a form of cash
Has been placed upon the railway
We are destined to be a smash!




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