Union Station

When the train pulled out and I was still standing there
I felt the imprint of your kiss and of your hand upon my hair
I didn't know if what you said you really meant
But I knew then
If we ever met a second time, I'd do it all again

It was the time of my life when laughter came with ease
The words were light, the lines were right, and everything came to me as I pleased
Then the night grew cold and you came so warm to me
The perfect scene
From a foreign film, a movie still - well, wouldn't you agree

But love was never in the game
You set it straight, I knew the score
All the same, it all became
Somehow something even more
But, I'm not sorry for
The chance I took
If I mistook your look for love
It's nothing anymore

You never knew my story, I only knew your lies
And how it felt to hold you near - and yes, dear, by the way, I was surprised
There was no time for questions, answers seemed so by the way
And did you say
If you were passing through, yeah, I will, too - well, maybe then someday

But love was never in the game
You set it straight, I knew the score
All the same, it all became
Somehow something even more
But, I'm not sorry for
The chance I took
If I mistook your look for love
It's nothing anymore

So the train pulled out and I never turned around
To wave goodbye, I didn't cry - I walked away without a sound
And the ground was hard, my step was sure and certain, too
'Cause then I knew
Just for once in time and so sublime - well, what else could I do

But love was never in the game
You set it straight, I knew the score
All the same, it all became
Somehow something even more
That I'm not sorry for
A chance I took
If I mistook your look for love
It's nothing anymore

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