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        Return to Push | 
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        URGE ON | 
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        Today on the train  | 
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        Her energy a different buzz  | 
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        The face in the window  | 
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        Too somber to belong to anyone  | 
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        A new mission unfolds, the urge of another day | 
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        Burns along the eastern skies  | 
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        Today on the train  | 
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        There is more business in the purse  | 
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        Than meets the eye  | 
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        The eye of a child in middle aged  face | 
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        On a train heading West to new rejections | 
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        Letters will be written, unshed tears to fight | 
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        The unfinished urges on  | 
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        Today on the train | 
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        In a suit of many disguises  | 
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        Party in the night professional by day | 
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        Black sheep wool feels like her own skin  | 
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        When you are a widow of each yesterday  | 
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        Its important to dress the part  | 
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        Today on the train | 
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        She conjured the obscured spiritual inside layer  | 
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        Humming metaphysical awkwardness | 
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        A resilient membrane located conveniently | 
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        Between her optimism & troublemaker urge  | 
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        A stratum of hope buried deep | 
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        That aids the digestion of letters of rejection  | 
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        Today on the train  | 
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        Wishes are cast under dingy gray skies | 
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        Angels with microscopes  | 
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        Spend all-nighters searching for her soul  | 
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        She's certain the sun is gone forever | 
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        The environment matches her heart  | 
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        Smiles because it seems fitting  | 
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        Today on the train | 
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        She is the forward flow of locomotion | 
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        Especially each bumpy stop  | 
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        What will be, hides from the eyes | 
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        Nose pressed against the cold rainy window.  | 
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        God's finger is up his ass today  | 
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        Digging for another challenge to  toss her way  | 
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        Today on the train | 
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        She wishes she could  | 
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        Pull an answer from the bell cord above her  | 
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        In one fluid motion she could stop the train | 
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        And simultaneously see the big universal plan unravel  | 
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        But she’s stuck in one line of business | 
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        The business of urging on. | 
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