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there was a train with empty carriges

a secret longing in our bones

there were summer sounds and music

candy floss and ice cream cones

we walked down cobble streets

under arches and through our dreams

we saw the boats and watched the river

and played with old pinball machines

we started laughing started breathing

in the hazy august air

falling in and out of love

teepee tents and playgrouns fair

tourist sights and long light nights

slowly setting the sun's pink tints

guitars murmur hands grip firmer

leaving behind our faint imprints

a distant voice a softened laugh

you dont always have to be alone

everything's going to be okay

this is it now this is home.

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