Andrew Lubman - Train of Thought lyrics

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Andrew Lubman - Train of Thought lyrics

{verse 1} I could see it all so clear, in my mind's eye The feeling that i've got something to say The tip of my tongue is burning I've got to hold on tight before it slips away {pre-chorus} Frustration (don't get the best of me) I know that it'll come to me soon Just got to keep on, keep on waiting Before it escapes completely Give me a clue! {chorus} What i'm trying to say, well i don't know But i thought it was important just a minute ago What i'm dying to say can't even be bought 'cause i lost my ticket on the train of thought {verse 2} I could see it all so clear, please believe me I really had something to say But now it's bye-bye to my thinking Now that my thinking's gone i've got nothing to say {pre-chorus} Determination I know that i have got to persist Just got to keep on anticipating 'cause it's surely the moment that i don't want to miss! {chorus} And what i'm trying to say, well i don't know But i thought it was important just a minute ago What i'm dying to say can't even be bought 'cause i lost my ticket on the train of thought {bridge 1} Whoa no! here we go again, i said now Whoa no, i hate when this happens! Whoa no, well pardon me for asking you but What were we just talking about now? {verse 3} I could see it all so clear, least i thought so But now i think i'm trying too hard To get the thought back—it ain't working— I've got to come up with another plan of attack {pre-chorus} ...the weather ...or how about something just as mundane ...or how about aything that you can imagine That will make me remember, you know i'm going insane! {chorus} And what i'm trying to say, well i don't know But i thought it was important just a minute ago What i'm dying to say can't even be bought 'cause i lost my ticket on the... {bridge 2} Whoa yeah! thought came right back to me now Whoa yeah, like a bolt of lightning Whoa yeah, well how could i've forgotten When after all, all of this time I could see it all so clear