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L.A. proved too much for the man, |
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So he's leavin' the life he's come to know, |
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He said he's goin' back to find |
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Ooh, what's left of his world, |
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The world he left behind |
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Not so long ago. |
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He's leaving, |
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On that midnight train to Georgia, |
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And he's goin' back |
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To a simpler place and time. |
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And I'll be with him |
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On that midnight train to Georgia, |
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I'd rather live in his world |
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Than live without him in mine. |
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He kept dreamin' |
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That someday he'd be a star. |
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But he sure found out the hard way |
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That dreams don't always come true. |
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So he pawned all his hopes |
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And he even sold his old car |
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Bought a one way ticket |
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To the life he once knew, |
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Oh yes he did, |
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He said he would |
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Be leavin |
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On that midnight train to Georgia, |
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And he's goin' back |
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To a simpler place and time. |
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And I'll be with him |
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On that midnight train to Georgia, |
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I'd rather live in his world |
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Than live without him in mine. |
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Go, gonna board, gonna board, |
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Gonna board the midnight train. |
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Gotta go, gonna board |
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Gonna board |
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Gonna board the midnight train |