| Song | The Sandringham Line |
| Artist | The Lucksmiths |
| Album | Naturaliste |
| 作词 : Donald | |
| She's given it some thought | |
| And it's giving her some grief | |
| Could it be she's bored beyond belief? | |
| By the time she says goodbye | |
| She's looking somewhere else | |
| Stifling a sigh and gritting teeth | |
| At the open door she pauses | |
| It's grey and wet and warm | |
| Before the pending storm | |
| Every now and then she misses horses | |
| We're too young for regrets | |
| This is the closest that she gets | |
| So I sleep in with the cynics | |
| While she pushes from her mind | |
| The twenty-seven minutes of the Sandringham line | |
| The suburbs sliding past | |
| Stretching to the sea | |
| Her fingers brush the glass unconsciously | |
| At the open door she pauses | |
| It's grey and wet and warm | |
| Before the pending storm | |
| Every now and then she misses horses | |
| We're too young for regrets | |
| Surely we're too young for regrets | |
| I sat backwards on the train | |
| And suddenly the city was further and further in front of me |
| zuò cí : Donald | |
| She' s given it some thought | |
| And it' s giving her some grief | |
| Could it be she' s bored beyond belief? | |
| By the time she says goodbye | |
| She' s looking somewhere else | |
| Stifling a sigh and gritting teeth | |
| At the open door she pauses | |
| It' s grey and wet and warm | |
| Before the pending storm | |
| Every now and then she misses horses | |
| We' re too young for regrets | |
| This is the closest that she gets | |
| So I sleep in with the cynics | |
| While she pushes from her mind | |
| The twentyseven minutes of the Sandringham line | |
| The suburbs sliding past | |
| Stretching to the sea | |
| Her fingers brush the glass unconsciously | |
| At the open door she pauses | |
| It' s grey and wet and warm | |
| Before the pending storm | |
| Every now and then she misses horses | |
| We' re too young for regrets | |
| Surely we' re too young for regrets | |
| I sat backwards on the train | |
| And suddenly the city was further and further in front of me |