
Waving at a Train
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- 1990s
- late 1990s
- rock
- alternative rock
- male vocalist
- good artist
- good song
- post-grunge
- seattle
- melodic rock
- guitar
Lyrics
Intro
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Mm-hmm
Verse 1
Woke up to the window gray
Same old rain against the pane
I traced the cracks upon the wall
Counted all the times I stalled
Every promise turned to smoke
Every anchor came untied
I built a lighthouse out of hope
Then watched the water sweep it wide
Chorus
I'm not asking for a reason
I'm not searching for a sign
I just need one honest season
Where the weight falls off my spine
Let the thunder take the old me
Let the river run me clean
I'm not asking for a reason
Just a door to what I've been
Verse 2
Found a photograph of June
My mother's eyes were twenty-two
She held a future in her hands
A million roads across the land
Now she folds the days like sheets
Pressing every wrinkle flat
I see her standing in the street
Waving at a train that's passed
Chorus
I'm not asking for a reason
I'm not searching for a sign
I just need one honest season
Where the weight falls off my spine
Let the thunder take the old me
Let the river run me clean
I'm not asking for a reason
Just a door to what I've been
Bridge
Father never said the words
That could have held the house together
August burned the quiet years
And scattered them like weathered feathers
All the things we never spoke
Loudest when the house went dark
I still carry every echo
Carved into my stubborn heart
Breakdown
I said hey
Hey
Are you listening out there
I said hey
Hey
I'm still here
I said hey
Hey
Do you know my name
I said hey
Hey
I still care
Chorus
I'm not asking for a reason
I'm not searching for a sign
I just need one honest season
Where the weight falls off my spine
Let the thunder take the old me
Let the river run me clean
I'm not asking for a reason
Just a door to what I've been
Outro
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Just a door
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