Tonart: G major
Verse 1
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We'd like to do another ballad now
and this is about a young man
who lost his girlfriend or sweetheart
in a rather classic manner
because she left on the midnight train
and he was left standing
on the platform
watching the train go and he was
this was the first big heartbreak
in this young man's life
and he was trying
to think back
to whoever told him that love was
supposed to be a gentle thing,
and he was also thinking
that at the same time
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that he probably never will marry.
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On that midnight train
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I never will marry
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I'll take me no more
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I expect to live single through
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All of my life
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The train pulled out
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With a low and a lonesome moan
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She's gone, she's gone
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Like the midnight dew
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Left me all alone
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Oh
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When I was very young,
there was a little girl
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that lived down the street from me,
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and we always used to say
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that when we grew up,
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we would be married.
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It was sort of a childish thing,
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Yet as the years went by,
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this puppy love grew to be something very
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dear and precious to me.
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They say that love is a gentle thing,
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but love only brought me
unhappiness
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this girl left out of my life.
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Yet I can never stop loving her.
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Sometimes I can see her in my mind,
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her smiling eyes and shining face.
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And I know I never will marry
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unless I can marry this girl whom
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I love so very dearly.
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I just never will marry.
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I'll mess around a little
bit, though. Oh, no
Verse 2
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I've been doing it single
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All of my life
Outro 1
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