| Song | Me And That Train |
| Artist | Patty Larkin |
| Album | A Gogo |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Larkin | |
| Me and That | |
| Train by Patty | |
| Larkin It was | |
| Me And That | |
| Train One night in | |
| Colorado Driving out of | |
| Denver I was following a shadow | |
| Staring down the mountain | |
| With my mouth wide open | |
| Wondering why | |
| I thought about the ocean | |
| Up along the pass | |
| The snow was blowing | |
| On Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| Like the first time that | |
| I met you | |
| You were holding up the sky | |
| Leaning on your leather | |
| And I saw her with you | |
| And I thought you were together | |
| Like that moment in question | |
| Took a ten second answer | |
| You were out the door | |
| You were headed for me | |
| Like Me And | |
| That Train | |
| And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| Like the night before | |
| Christmas | |
| I was working downtown | |
| A shopkeeper mistress | |
| And a guy in a ski mask | |
| Had a gun in his pocket | |
| And he pointed to the safe | |
| And he told me to unlock it | |
| I put my jands in the air | |
| And I laughed because | |
| I couldn't stop it | |
| Just like | |
| Me And That | |
| Train And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| When I drove into the canyon | |
| It was coming up the river | |
| Like a long lost companion | |
| And the walls went to heaven | |
| Into endless darkness | |
| But the train lit up the sandstone | |
| Like a thousand pardons | |
| Just then underneath me | |
| And my beating heart was | |
| Me And That | |
| Train And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train |
| zuo qu : Larkin | |
| Me and That | |
| Train by Patty | |
| Larkin It was | |
| Me And That | |
| Train One night in | |
| Colorado Driving out of | |
| Denver I was following a shadow | |
| Staring down the mountain | |
| With my mouth wide open | |
| Wondering why | |
| I thought about the ocean | |
| Up along the pass | |
| The snow was blowing | |
| On Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| Like the first time that | |
| I met you | |
| You were holding up the sky | |
| Leaning on your leather | |
| And I saw her with you | |
| And I thought you were together | |
| Like that moment in question | |
| Took a ten second answer | |
| You were out the door | |
| You were headed for me | |
| Like Me And | |
| That Train | |
| And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| Like the night before | |
| Christmas | |
| I was working downtown | |
| A shopkeeper mistress | |
| And a guy in a ski mask | |
| Had a gun in his pocket | |
| And he pointed to the safe | |
| And he told me to unlock it | |
| I put my jands in the air | |
| And I laughed because | |
| I couldn' t stop it | |
| Just like | |
| Me And That | |
| Train And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| When I drove into the canyon | |
| It was coming up the river | |
| Like a long lost companion | |
| And the walls went to heaven | |
| Into endless darkness | |
| But the train lit up the sandstone | |
| Like a thousand pardons | |
| Just then underneath me | |
| And my beating heart was | |
| Me And That | |
| Train And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train |
| zuò qǔ : Larkin | |
| Me and That | |
| Train by Patty | |
| Larkin It was | |
| Me And That | |
| Train One night in | |
| Colorado Driving out of | |
| Denver I was following a shadow | |
| Staring down the mountain | |
| With my mouth wide open | |
| Wondering why | |
| I thought about the ocean | |
| Up along the pass | |
| The snow was blowing | |
| On Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| Like the first time that | |
| I met you | |
| You were holding up the sky | |
| Leaning on your leather | |
| And I saw her with you | |
| And I thought you were together | |
| Like that moment in question | |
| Took a ten second answer | |
| You were out the door | |
| You were headed for me | |
| Like Me And | |
| That Train | |
| And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| Like the night before | |
| Christmas | |
| I was working downtown | |
| A shopkeeper mistress | |
| And a guy in a ski mask | |
| Had a gun in his pocket | |
| And he pointed to the safe | |
| And he told me to unlock it | |
| I put my jands in the air | |
| And I laughed because | |
| I couldn' t stop it | |
| Just like | |
| Me And That | |
| Train And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| It was Me | |
| And That Train | |
| When I drove into the canyon | |
| It was coming up the river | |
| Like a long lost companion | |
| And the walls went to heaven | |
| Into endless darkness | |
| But the train lit up the sandstone | |
| Like a thousand pardons | |
| Just then underneath me | |
| And my beating heart was | |
| Me And That | |
| Train And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train | |
| And the trucks were sliding sideways | |
| Like sons of bitches | |
| They were putting on their tire chains | |
| Rolling into ditches | |
| And I crawled on by | |
| Like God was throwing the switches | |
| For Me And | |
| That Train |