Wanderer's Rhythm
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- alternative rock
- lo-fi pop
- 2020s
- modern rock
- indie pop
- indie rock
- bedroom pop
Lyrics
Verse 1
Well I woke up this mornin’, ‘bout half past four,
Heard a big train knockin’ at my back door,
Grabbed my hat, didn’t waste no time,
That iron horse was callin’, singin’ down the line
Pre-Chorus
Oh my baby said, “Don’t you go,”
But that whistle cried and I had to roll
Chorus
Roll, roll, roll that midnight train,
Carry my soul through the smokin’ rain,
Got a one-way ticket and a heart full of flame,
Ain’t lookin’ back, don’t remember my name
Verse 2
Met a gal in Memphis with a red silk dress,
She laughed real sweet but she loved me less,
Said, “You’re a drifter, honey, born to roam,”
So I tipped my hat, kept movin’ on
Pre-Chorus
Yeah the night got cold, the tracks ran long,
But that rhythm kept me singin’ my song
Chorus
Roll, roll, roll that midnight train,
Blow that horn like a sweet refrain,
Got a restless heart and a runaway brain,
Chasin’ down love like a summer rain
🎺 [instrumental break — horns & piano riff]
Verse 3
Now the sun comes up on a brand new town,
Ain’t no roots gonna hold me down,
Got my shoes worn thin but my spirit’s free,
This whole wide world’s got a place for me
Final Chorus
Roll, roll, roll that midnight train,
Let it ride through joy and pain,
If you see my baby, tell her just the same—
I was born to wander, can’t be tamed
Instrumental
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