Marc Cohn — Ghost Train
Album: Marc Cohn
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Released: 1991
Length: 4:07
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Length: 4:07
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Everybody talks about some fateful day
And I guess that this was mine
I may be here to tell some kind of story
But I think it's gonna take a little time
(That's all right)
See I'm rockin' in a cradle
Down the hall somewhere and I am--
Lost inside a dream
Maybe I am falling
Maybe I am flying
But I know if I am crying she is
Holding me
And then the sky broke up
And then the rain came down
And it washed away everything on the ground
Wash it away
Wash it away
Wash it away
Now baby's got that bottle
Filled up with lightning and rain
He keeps calling out for someone
But she's riding on a train
Riding on the ghost train
And she keeps on riding
She's gonna keep on riding
Mama keep on riding
Keep on riding
Some trains they leave in the moming
Some leave in the afternoon
Some trains they leave here
Right on time
And some they just leave too soon
Way too soon
But I'm gonna keep on...
Now baby's got that bottle
Filled up with lightning and rain
He keeps calling out for someone
But she's riding on a train
Riding on the ghost train
And she keeps on riding
And she keeps on riding
She's gonna keep on riding
Keep on riding
Now baby's got that bottle
Filled up with lightning and rain
He keeps calling out for someone
But she's riding on a train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
And I guess that this was mine
I may be here to tell some kind of story
But I think it's gonna take a little time
(That's all right)
See I'm rockin' in a cradle
Down the hall somewhere and I am--
Lost inside a dream
Maybe I am falling
Maybe I am flying
But I know if I am crying she is
Holding me
And then the sky broke up
And then the rain came down
And it washed away everything on the ground
Wash it away
Wash it away
Wash it away
Now baby's got that bottle
Filled up with lightning and rain
He keeps calling out for someone
But she's riding on a train
Riding on the ghost train
And she keeps on riding
She's gonna keep on riding
Mama keep on riding
Keep on riding
Some trains they leave in the moming
Some leave in the afternoon
Some trains they leave here
Right on time
And some they just leave too soon
Way too soon
But I'm gonna keep on...
Now baby's got that bottle
Filled up with lightning and rain
He keeps calling out for someone
But she's riding on a train
Riding on the ghost train
And she keeps on riding
And she keeps on riding
She's gonna keep on riding
Keep on riding
Now baby's got that bottle
Filled up with lightning and rain
He keeps calling out for someone
But she's riding on a train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
Riding on the ghost train
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One of the earliest CD's I ever bought. Maybe it was a gift from an aunt or uncle? I can't remember........ I didn't think I went in for nostalgia but hey, there's another memory unearthed through music.
Brilliantly cool album too.
Like him!
Photo-John wrote:
Uh ha. . .
So. What - all voices? His voice? Your voice?
Come on, don't keep us dangling. You are teasing us with your three word post.
/sarcasm
Voice annoys me.
Uh ha. . .
So. What - all voices? His voice? Your voice?
Come on, don't keep us dangling. You are teasing us with your three word post.
/sarcasm
Good stuff.
Jeff09 wrote:
Saw him in DC in 1998 the night before finding out I was going to be a Dad....it was an awesome night, made better by the news the next day.
Heard Marc at the Iron Horse in Northampton, Mass. years ago, and he just completely transfixed everyone with his songwriting, intelligence, heart, musicality and humor. I get teary thinking about it. He's a consummate musician and human being.
Saw him in DC in 1998 the night before finding out I was going to be a Dad....it was an awesome night, made better by the news the next day.
Voice annoys me.
Heard Marc at the Iron Horse in Northampton, Mass. years ago, and he just completely transfixed everyone with his songwriting, intelligence, heart, musicality and humor. I get teary thinking about it. He's a consummate musician and human being.
arosenheim wrote:
My first thought, too. Nice one, made me look
When I heard this, I thought it was a Peter Gabriel song. Nope. Sounds good, Mr. Cohn.
My first thought, too. Nice one, made me look
If you ever get a chance to see Cohn live, do so. He has an incredible booming voice, only David Crosby has (had?) a voice as big.
Fab. 8.
Started as a 7,might go down .
Be still my heart .... this man's voice moves me.
This sounds like RP "light"...... shake it up a bit Bill!
EssexTex wrote:
Has he made it to Memphis yet?
Great line.
birdland wrote:
It's about the groove.
Yeah...
Made me look up and check it out. Yeah, indeed!
Wisecrowe wrote:
Love the background voices signing their little chorus reprise. A 7 from me.
Ditto
Love the background voices signing their little chorus reprise. A 7 from me.
I own this, but hadn't heard it in a long time. Very nice, indeed. Flavors of Jaco on bass (on Joni's albums) and Bruce Cockburn.
Has he made it to Memphis yet?
A fellow Clevelander!
Loving this song
It's about the groove.
Yeah...
When I heard this, I thought it was a Peter Gabriel song. Nope. Sounds good, Mr. Cohn.
This song is just making the playlist? This is almost an oldie now. Oldie but goodie though. Several good tunes on this album.