The City Sleeps Through Train LightsCalling up tickets, train leads in minutesSit through the window, she turns her back onThe city she once called home, the yard where she ran through snowStreets driven up and down and through and throughThe log where she'd stare at stars, the porch night she'd count the carsAnd all memories of simpler timesNow gone, making back to the first timeHer mom said I left you, move on if you want toRemember I love youPlease just go little girl, the city calls to herThis is your chance, this is your freedomPlease don't go little girl, her father says to herIt won't work outIt won't be easyHolding back tears of joy, she steps out into the worldThe city lights look just like they did on TVShe flails her armsShe runs both up and down the sidewalkThinking back to the time whenShe spent it on TVLet's just find what she wantedFind what she's neededPlease just go little girl, the city calls to herThis is your chance, this is your freedomPlease don't go little girl, her father says to herIt won't work outIt won't be easyPlease just go little girl, the city calls to herThis is your chance, this is your freedomPlease don't go little girl, her father says to herThis is your chance, this is your freedomPlease don't go little girl, her father says to herPlease just goLittle girl, the city calls to herThis is your chance, this is your freedomPlease don't go, little girlYour father says to herIt won't work out, it won't be easyPlease let go, little girlOf everything you knowYou started nowYou started over