I'm the first one on at the Ashland station Got a long way to go to my destination Yeah, I always ride in the same old seat Right in the middle where I can see Faces on a train Faces on a train There's a woman thumbing paper in a company folder Black leather bag hangin' off her shoulder With a pinstripe suit and her hair pulled back She's a northbound woman on the management track Faces on a train Faces on a train There's an old man sitting with his hands in his lap From a ticker tape world where they all wore hats And I wonder why he rides alone If there's anyone waiting for him when he gets back home Faces on a train Faces on a train I don't know you I don't know you I don't know nothin' 'bout you And you don't know me You don't know me You don't know nothin' 'bout me Wish I knew you Wish I knew you Wish I knew somethin' 'bout you Wish you knew me Wish you knew me Faces on a train Faces on a train Faces on a train We're all just Faces on a train Doors slide open and a couple walks in He hangs on the rail, she hangs on to him I can't be sure but it might be love 'Cause the old man smiles and his eyes well up Faces on a train We're all just Faces on a train Never there early but we're always on time We'll go our own way at the end of the line And you don't know me And I don't know you But we share the same air for a minute or two On a train Faces on a train Wish I knew you Wish I knew you Wish I knew somethin' 'bout you Wish you knew me Wish you knew me Wish you knew somethin' bout' me Faces on a train

If I saw Jesus on a train Would I even ask His name? Or just use it all in vain, maybe offer Him some change? Or just let Him get off all alone and walk home in the rain? If I saw Jesus at my door Would I leave Him on the porch? Or would I break bread with Him, bow my head, and say, "Amen"? Or just turn off the lights and lock the door, too scared to let Him in? Would it be a stranger passin' in the night? Would I just see danger? Would I see the light in His eyes? In a moment, could I feel it in myself? Would I even know? If I saw Jesus at my church With no shoes and an untucked shirt Would I offer Him a seat, or just turn the other cheek? Would I see myself in Him, or just somebody off the street? Would it be a stranger passin' in the night? Would I just see danger? Would I see the light in His eyes? In a moment, could I feel it in myself? Would I even know? Would I even know? If I saw Jesus on a train Would I even ask His name? Or just use it in vain, maybe offer Him some change? Or just let Him get off all alone and walk home in the rain?

Late night, I can't sleep Looking out the window there's a man there on the street He's pushing a shopping cart He's looking for cans and a brand new start Fault lines that separate The inside of these walls from that outside gate Tell me what's the difference between him and me Tell me what's the difference and who does he see Is it who I am? is it where I've been? Is it how I was raised or just destiny? No it don't matter if you're standing in the rain We're all trying to get to heaven on a hell-bound train Now I know a girl, she's had a tough time She's living a life much harder than mine But she's a sweet thing and as tough as can be She's raising four kids, that's called a family She's got a little problem, sometimes it gets big She's playing with the needles, sometimes they stick in But oh what a thing to live and breathe Ain't it the same for both her and for me Is it who I am? is it where I've been? Is it how I was raised or just destiny? No it don't matter if you're standing in the rain We're all trying to get to heaven on a hell-bound train Late night, I can't sleep The man outside the window is staring back at me Is he thinking the same thing How we're trying to get to heaven Yeah we're trying to get to heaven Is it who I am? is it where I've been? Is it how I was raised or just destiny? No it don't matter if you're strong or you're in pain It don't matter if you're waxing or waning It's not who you are, it's not where you've been It's not how you were raised and it's not destiny We're all trying to get to heaven just the same We're all trying to get to heaven on a hell-bound train

There was a car on a train It went into a tunnel and it was never seen again It was filled up with luggage it was on the way to Spain Emergency services called out again An unexpected accident with nobody to blame There was a car on a train A family of four going up in flames And the man who ran the tunnel said ooh, that's a shame Emergency services never ever came There was a car on a train It was filled up with luggage it was on the way to Spain The safest way of travelling is totally insane Emergency services never ever came I think you know the tunnel but I won't say the name

I catch myself wishing You were whispering my name Every star, every scar Every mark upon my heart Up and fades away I feel myself missing Everything I threw away Every dream, every scene Every song we'd ever sing Got lost in yesterday I've been trying to do without you But I can't give up this fight Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight We can make it to tomorrow If we can find the morning light Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight Do you find yourself wondering If I still think about you Every thought, every step Every tear and every breath I swear I do Yeah, that's all I ever do I've been trying to do without you But I can't give up this fight Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight We can make it to tomorrow If we can find the morning light Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight I've been trying to do without you But I can't give up this fight Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight We can make it to tomorrow If we can find the morning light Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight If I can kiss you tonight Everything will be alright If I can kiss you tonight If I can kiss you tonight If I could kiss you tonight

I was the only one down at Keeva Dun Who didn't drive a car that wasn't cool enough Just a baby blue parking lot Grand Am Not exactly a magnet for the women Until I hung that surfboard out the back For tips and caddies at the local court The night I mixed both drinks down on the wharf Flirting with the college girls getting my barefoot wet out in the world Fell in love a hundred times Time was mine and life was easy Just like those ocean breezes Cooling off the afternoon Wasn't long underneath the moon We had a beach fire and a pile of wet clothes Laying back watching the skin glow Gotta smile when I think about those tan bod bikini tops So hot, summer job days The end of August came And the crowds went home Beaches deserted and the girls were gone Yeah, I waved goodbye to the time and place And that two lane back to the interstate I look back, I still look back when Time was mine and life was easy Just like those ocean breezes Cooling off the afternoon Wasn't long underneath the moon We had a beach fire and a pile of wet clothes Laying back watching the skin glow Gotta smile when I think about those tan bod bikini tops So hot, summer job days Time was mine and life was easy Just like those ocean breezes Cooling off the afternoon Wasn't long underneath the moon We had a beach fire and a pile of wet clothes Laying back watching the skin glow Gotta smile when I think about those tan bod bikini tops So hot, summer job days Summer job days