The song lyrics were written by the band Van Halen, as they were asked to write a song for the 1979 movie "Over the Edge" starring Matt Dillon. The movie (and the lyrics, although more obliquely) are about bored, rebellious youth with nothing better to do than get into trouble. If you see the movie, these lyrics will make more sense. It's a great movie if you grew up in the 70s/80s you'll definitely remember some of these characters from your own life. Fun fact, after writing the song, Van Halen decided not to let the movie use it.
Waiting at the station
Tears filling up my eyes
Sometimes the pain you hide
Burns like a fire inside
Look out my window
Sometimes it's hard to see
The things you want in life
Come and go so easily
She took the last train out of my heart oh, oh
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a brand new start
She took the last train out of my heart
Watching the days go by
Thinking 'bout the plans we made
The days turn into years
Funny how they fade away
Sometimes I think of those days
Sometimes I just hide away
Waiting on that 9:20 train
Waiting on a memory
She took the last train out of my heart oh, oh
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a brand new start
She took the last train out of my heart
My lady's on the fly and she's never coming back
My love is like a steam train rolling down the tracks yea, yea
She took the last train out of my heart oh oh
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a brand new start
She took the last train out of my heart
She took the last train oh, out of my heart
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a new start
Last train out of my heart
Tears filling up my eyes
Sometimes the pain you hide
Burns like a fire inside
Look out my window
Sometimes it's hard to see
The things you want in life
Come and go so easily
She took the last train out of my heart oh, oh
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a brand new start
She took the last train out of my heart
Watching the days go by
Thinking 'bout the plans we made
The days turn into years
Funny how they fade away
Sometimes I think of those days
Sometimes I just hide away
Waiting on that 9:20 train
Waiting on a memory
She took the last train out of my heart oh, oh
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a brand new start
She took the last train out of my heart
My lady's on the fly and she's never coming back
My love is like a steam train rolling down the tracks yea, yea
She took the last train out of my heart oh oh
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a brand new start
She took the last train out of my heart
She took the last train oh, out of my heart
She took the last train
And now I think I'll make a new start
Last train out of my heart
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Heartbreak Station Lyrics as written by Thomas Carl Keifer
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