"Runaway Train" genre: Folk Rock
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	A galloping horse ride trying to catch a train before its too late
	Credits: Jeremy Ash
	Lyrics There’s a young man comin’ down the hill He’s headin’ for the train There’s a girl back home named Dixie Joe That he’d like to see again That young mans name was Pete McCoy And Pete was a desperate man But a train don’t wait for a man that’s late Engineers don’t give a damn Oh runaway train, hey stop And lend a man a hand, And understand that a lonely man Can only do what his heart demands (Repeat) As Pete was roundin on last hill Well he heard the whistle blow And he had to stop when he got to the top He saw the train startin’ to go So with a jab of his spurs and a mighty yell (Well) Pete took off like a shot Singin’ his refrain at the Runaway Train He had to try and make it stop (Chorus) Pete’s horse it was a goin’ Just as fast as a horsey can. Jumpin’ rocks and rolls and prarie dog holes He was gonna see Joe again (Ahhhh) Cursin’, sweatin, bleedin’ and cryin’ Pete pulled up beside And he reached in pain, to the runaway train And pulled himself inside Oh runaway train, don’t stop And lend a man a hand, And understand that a lonely man Can only do what his heart demands)

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