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Railroad For Two
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Perched on the edge of my hand
While we wait for the train with my band
I could go any place in your hand
Save today, because steel tracks have a mind of their own.
Face flushed with red, the station is cold
English June was made for you
Tickets and snacks to the railroad for two.
Chimneys and the heaths dash on by
And the bricks of the Midland countryside
A cup of tea, and with you by my side
Hand in hand, we step down from the train and then home.
Face flushed with red, the station is cold
English June was made for you
Tickets and snacks to the railroad for two.
Face flushed with red, the station is cold
English June was made for you
Tickets and snacks to the railroad for two.
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Mini Simmons Auckland, New Zealand
Mini Simmons are a NZ based Blues-Rock band that captures the stomping swing of the wild 70’s with groove oriented bell-
bottom flare.
Dreamt up on the pacific highways of Mexico, electrified campfire séances propelled the band onto the stages of the Auckland club scene. Hard working and hard living, it was here they honed the intense high-energy live show for which they have earned a name.
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