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Anouk ~ Tom Waits


Music & lyrics: a. teeuwe / b. van veen I was dreaming last night A figment of my brain On the downtown train And we had nowhere to go So we got off to take a walk In the pouring rain You said you rode it once And you would ride it again Please take me with you Tom waits for the morning train To take us away Me and mr. tom waits Can't wait no more I'm wrapped around your finger Two fingers on my lips No need to speak Cause it's all in our eyes When they turned out the lights They gave us one for the road We headed for the tracks And never looked back This could never be real Tom waits for the morning train To take us away Me and mr. tom waits Can't wait no more Can't wait no more On the downtown train Me and mister tom waits Oudou: satindra kalpoe Cello and cello arrangements: olof groesz Piano: wiboud burkens Guitar: lex bolderdijk more free lyrics

Music & lyrics: a. teeuwe / b. van veen

I was dreaming last night
A figment of my brain
On the downtown train
And we had nowhere to go

So we got off to take a walk
In the pouring rain
You said you rode it once
And you would ride it again
Please take me with you

Tom waits for the morning train
To take us away
Me and mr. tom waits
Can't wait no more

I'm wrapped around your finger
Two fingers on my lips
No need to speak
Cause it's all in our eyes

When they turned out the lights
They gave us one for the road
We headed for the tracks
And never looked back
This could never be real

Tom waits for the morning train
To take us away
Me and mr. tom waits
Can't wait no more
Can't wait no more
On the downtown train
Me and mister tom waits

Oudou: satindra kalpoe
Cello and cello arrangements: olof groesz
Piano: wiboud burkens
Guitar: lex bolderdijk

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