Thousands of miles from home
She stares out the window
Of the train taking her from the country to the city
She constantly wonders
How she could have ended up
At a place she feels at home
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She’s praying to God
Thanking him
For the life she’s been giving
Letting her see her dreams come true
Bring her back to a place she could be herself
Not worry about things or
Feel the world judging her
Or the other anxieties of life
Still deep down she’s praying even deeper
For some clarity and not thinking about
Who she left behind
It’s been a few days
Since she’s heard from
Still she doesn’t even know
How he feels about her
She’s tired not being able to express herself
Letting him know what’s on her heart
Telling him how he makes her feel
All she wants to tell him
Is she just needs his support, friendship, and understanding
None of this is about something more
But what does it matter
Talking to him is like talking to a wall
But
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She sits back in her sit
Riding along listen to her iPod
Trying to not cry
Watching the fellow passengers
Board the trains, read the paper, or mess with technical
gadgets
She hopes none of them notice the tears in her eyes
She tries not to cry or find something to break
She wanted to try not forget about the time out of the city
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The time she spent out in the city
Made her forget about him
Made her forget about the fury of city life
And about the worries that often bother in the office
Sometimes though
She found herself a little homesick
But know her family was a call a way
And she put her faith in God
Yet
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Not matter what she did
She couldn’t seem to get that man
Who had baffled her heart
Off her mind
As her train neared Central Station
If only God could show her his plan
Show her how it didn’t make sense
How it could be great one moment
Then extremely distant the next
All she wanted to do was sleep at night
God please help her she begged
“Central Station” the conductor said
There was nothing else she could do
Still
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