"Southbound Train" genre: Southern Rock
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	A song about the pain of leaving your home.
	CD: Pirate Radio   Label: Renegade Arts Credits: Words & Music by Rich Horn
	Story Behind the Song Feelings that were packed away for a long time suddenly burst out one night and resulted in this song. I guess some things just never go away. Lyrics I packed up my pain and I stepped on the train and made my final farewell. She couldn’t see what her love did to me And now I never will tell. {CHORUS} I always hide what I’m feeling inside. Now I must fly and I won’t try anymore. I heard her say as the train pulled away, “I’ll love you until I die!” But there’s no turning back as I head down the track And I wipe the rain from my eye. I long for the day when my pain goes away And maybe that old sun will shine. But for now let it rain and I’ll stay on that train ‘till it gets to the end of the line. {CHORUS} I always hide what I’m feeling inside. Now I must fly And I won’t cry anymore. I miss her so but I can’t let it show Since I took off on my own. I saw the rain from that Southbound train As it covered what once was my home.

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