At least two times a day
From hotels and truck stops
When I've been too long gone away
And I can see Cincinnati
From the Kentucky side
Though I can't walk between them
When I look out on the night
I see a slow train crossing the bridge
Over the Ohio river
She bends and she winds and she's taking her time
But nobody can stop her
From headlights through all ninety two box cars
She will not rest
And so too, I move toward you
My love, Elizabeth
You know I must be traveling
You know that's who I am
You knew it when you met me
And you knew it when we wed
I'd do anything to ease you now
You say, "Baby just hold on
Let's try a little patience
This longing's gonna make us strong"
And there's a slow train crossing the bridge
Over the Ohio river
She bends and she winds and she's taking her time
But nobody can stop her
From midnight through all hours 'till the morning
She won't rest
And so too, I move toward you
My love, Elizabeth
Steady and strong
On and on
My love
I talk to you on the telephone At least two times a day From hotels and truck stops When I've been too long gone away And I can see Cincinnati From the Kentucky side Though I can't walk between them When I look out on the night I see a slow train crossing the bridge Over the Ohio river She bends and she winds and she's taking her time But nobody can stop her From headlights through all ninety two box cars She will not rest And so too, I move toward you My love, Elizabeth You know I must be traveling You know that's who I am You knew it when you met me And you knew it when we wed I'd do anything to ease you now You say, "Baby just hold on Let's try a little patience This longing's gonna make us strong" And there's a slow train crossing the bridge Over the Ohio river She bends and she winds and she's taking her time But nobody can stop her From midnight through all hours 'till the morning She won't rest And so too, I move toward you My love, Elizabeth Steady and strong On and on My love Explain Request ×
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