Long Gone Train Of Mine

from Toska by Red Mouth

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
First printing of Toska on black vinyl. 300 copies available. Comes with a CD!

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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
This is Toska on compact disc in digi pack form.

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lyrics

I looked for you in Mississippi and looked down in New Orleans
But they said that you were up in Queens
You long gone train of mine

I looked for you in New York City and looked up in Buffalo
But they said that you were down in Orlando
You long gone train of mine
You long gone train of mine

I looked for you in scripture and I looke for you in song
But they said that you had never come along
You long gone train of mine

I looked for you in Heaven but they said that you were in Hell
So I thought that I would follow you there
You long gone train of mine
You long gone train of mine

I looked for you inside of me but I didn't find you there
Just an old train conductor and a broken chair
You long gone train of mine

I looked for you all over but you were not to be found
So I will ride these rails around and around
You long gone train of mine
You long gone train of mine
You long gone train of mine

credits

from Toska, track released October 28, 2014
Red - Vocals, Guitar
Cody Gaisser - Guitar
Jimbo Hart - Upright Bass
Chad Gamble - Drums
Kate Tayler Hunt - Violin
Ben Tanner - Piano
Louisa Murray, Jessica Rothstein - Backing Vocals

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Red Mouth Muscle Shoals, Alabama

A strange brew of Son House, Captian Beefheart, Elvis and Nick Cave, backboned by stomping, driving Muscle Shoals rhythms. All resulting in a gospel experience through a gothic Alabama that your typical singer songwriters won't be guiding you anytime soon. ... more