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Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
Silver train is comin'
Think I wanna get on now, oh, yeah, oh, yeah
Silver rain is fallin'
Fallin' up around my house, oh, yeah
Silver rain is fallin'
Fallin' up around my house, oh, yeah, oh, yeah
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure love the way
That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and called me, "Honey"
Silver rain is fallin'
Fallin' up around my house, oh, yeah
Silver bells is ringin'
Ringin' all around my house, ding, dong, oh, yeah
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and called me, "Honey"
I'm going home on a southbound train
With a song in my mouth
I'm going home on a southbound train
With a song in my mouth
Silver train is runnin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and called me, "Honey"
Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on board, oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
Silver train is comin'
Think I wanna get on now, oh, yeah, oh, yeah
Silver rain is fallin'
Fallin' up around my house, oh, yeah
Silver rain is fallin'
Fallin' up around my house, oh, yeah, oh, yeah
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure love the way
That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and called me, "Honey"
Silver rain is fallin'
Fallin' up around my house, oh, yeah
Silver bells is ringin'
Ringin' all around my house, ding, dong, oh, yeah
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and called me, "Honey"
I'm going home on a southbound train
With a song in my mouth
I'm going home on a southbound train
With a song in my mouth
Silver train is runnin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name
And I did not know her name
But I sure loved the way
That she laughed and called me, "Honey"
Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on now, oh, yeah
Silver train is comin'
Think I'm gonna get on board, oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah
Lyrics submitted by spliphstar
Silver Train Lyrics as written by Michael Jagger Keith Richards
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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"And I did not know her name And I did not know her name But I sure loved the way That she laughed and took my money
And I did not know her name And I did not know her name But I sure loved the way That she laughed and called me "Honey""
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