| Take a look inside, |
| I got nothin' left to hide, |
| take me as I am, |
| not what I wanna be. |
| The why we’ll never know, we passed that long ago. |
| Is and was is all we’re ever gonna be. |
| He’s almost shade, down by the river, |
| feels a breath that makes him shiver, |
| takes a breath and makes a dive alone. |
| But the dead don’t get no vacation, |
| down in that subway station, |
| the only break they take is to the bone. |
| They waitin' on a train to take 'em home. |
| I don’t think I see much of anything for me |
| in visions of the past or the ever-after. |
| Now is what can be, |
| all the rest is wait and see, |
| those prophets never hear that cosmic laughter. |
| And gypsies in their wagons rollin' |
| never hear those death bells tollin', |
| never take no notice of the tone. |
| But I do, and my pulse beats quicker, |
| scornful laughs and knowing snickers, |
| stop my heart and sink it like a stone. |
| And I’m waitin' on a train to take me home. |
| This ain’t what it seems, it’s not the stuff of dreams, |
| nothing is as clear as this confusion. |
| The somewhat welcome news |
| is there is no way to lose, |
| because what isn’t real is genuine illusion. |
| And it’s all about that graveyard dancin', |
| some sit still, some still prancin', |
| some get caught between them |
| in a zone where there’s nothin' left to give 'em cover, |
| they can’t even see each other, |
| they just step and stumble on their own. |
| They waitin' on a train to take 'em home. |
| They waitin' on a train, |
| I’m waitin' on a train, |
| we all waitin' on a train to take us home. |