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Red Line
03:55
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I used to ride the DART train
Back and forth every day
Westmoreland down to Parker Road
Catch a flick at the Angelika
I’m always by myself
Everyone on the train’s alone
And there’s a strange comfort
In watching the suburbs roll by
Entire lives passed
On the red rail line
Staring out the window of a train
Can be a very vain experience
I see my reflection everywhere I look
I see my reflection everywhere I look
And now I’m sitting in the night rain
Every night feels the same
Yet I don’t find myself so bored
I’m familiar with the Red Line
With my red eyes
I’m always trying to be ignored
And there’s a strange comfort
In watching the city roll by
Entire lives passed
On the red rail line
Staring out the window of a train
Can be a very vain experience
I see my reflection everywhere I look
I forget to mention
It’s hard to accept it when
You see your reflection
And don’t recognize the one looking back at you
The one looking back at you
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Chinese New Year
03:30
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