Waiting at the Station Songtext
von Doris
Waiting at the Station Songtext
Waiting at the station
Waiting for the train that should take me home
Trying to be patient
Twenty-minutes left ′till it comes along
There's nothing else for me to do
But sit here drinking tea
And maybe play a little chess with myself
Until it′s time to leave
Two years is a long time
When you spend them stuck in a factory
I committed no crime
But it felt like prison in there for me
It don't mater how you behave
If you're poor you′re enslaved
But now that I bought myself right out of this place
Its marvelous to be free
Waiting at the station
Waiting for the train that should take me home
Trying to be patient
Twenty-minutes left ′till it comes along
There's nothing else for me to do
But sit here drinking tea
And maybe play a little chess with myself
Until it′s time to leave
Two years is a long time
When you spend them stuck in a factory
I committed no crime
But it felt like prison in there for me
It don't mater how you behave
If you′re poor you're enslaved
But now that I bought myself right out of this place
Its marvelous to be free
Waiting for the train that should take me home
Trying to be patient
Twenty-minutes left ′till it comes along
There's nothing else for me to do
But sit here drinking tea
And maybe play a little chess with myself
Until it′s time to leave
Two years is a long time
When you spend them stuck in a factory
I committed no crime
But it felt like prison in there for me
It don't mater how you behave
If you're poor you′re enslaved
But now that I bought myself right out of this place
Its marvelous to be free
Waiting at the station
Waiting for the train that should take me home
Trying to be patient
Twenty-minutes left ′till it comes along
There's nothing else for me to do
But sit here drinking tea
And maybe play a little chess with myself
Until it′s time to leave
Two years is a long time
When you spend them stuck in a factory
I committed no crime
But it felt like prison in there for me
It don't mater how you behave
If you′re poor you're enslaved
But now that I bought myself right out of this place
Its marvelous to be free
Writer(s): Berndt Egerbladh, Francis Harvey Cowan Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com