Yesterday's Train
Byrds
Byrds
BYRDS
- Yesterday's Train LyricsWhen you meet someone that you don't know
But you know them just the same
You begin wondering if by chance it might be
An aquaintance from yesterday's train
Well there's something in her eyes that you've seen
before
Maybe a memory or a mistress from another world
But you know the trees are green and the baby cries
From dust to dust, yet nothing dies
You'll never know where we are in this endless place
Or who we are in this endless space
But we know that the trees are green and the baby cries
From dust to dust, yet nothing dies
Yesterday's is rollin', can you touch it through the mist
Did you meet someone on yesterday's train
Can you tell it with a kiss
Can you tell it with a kiss
But you know them just the same
You begin wondering if by chance it might be
An aquaintance from yesterday's train
Well there's something in her eyes that you've seen
before
Maybe a memory or a mistress from another world
But you know the trees are green and the baby cries
From dust to dust, yet nothing dies
Or who we are in this endless space
But we know that the trees are green and the baby cries
From dust to dust, yet nothing dies
Yesterday's is rollin', can you touch it through the mist
Did you meet someone on yesterday's train
Can you tell it with a kiss
Can you tell it with a kiss
Facts about Yesterday's Train
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Yesterday's Train is written by Gene Parsons, Skip Battin.
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It is first released on April 16, 2013 as part of Byrds's album "" which includes 30 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the Byrds' 'Yesterday's Train' digs deep into the concepts of déjà vu and the bonds of spirits. They use to signify the past meetings the metaphor 'yesterday's train' and the suggesting that 'nothing dies' to express the eternality of experience and feeling to illustrate the theme of déjà vu. The song's lyrics predominantly spotlight reflection, nostalgia, motivation, god's creation, and angst. Alongside, the song points out the roles of doubt and secrecy, recollection and previous ties, ever-changing yet recurring life, and existential questioning. The lyrics include some mature themes and images that might need the assistance of an adult for younger children. The language is also not very direct and the content is not very explicit but it is more appropriate for adults.
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Yesterday's Train falls under the genre Rock.
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Yesterday's Train song length is 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
Who wrote Yesterday's Train lyrics?
Yesterday's Train is written by Gene Parsons, Skip Battin.
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When was Yesterday's Train released?
It is first released on April 16, 2013 as part of Byrds's album "" which includes 30 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Yesterday's Train lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the Byrds' 'Yesterday's Train' digs deep into the concepts of déjà vu and the bonds of spirits. They use to signify the past meetings the metaphor 'yesterday's train' and the suggesting that 'nothing dies' to express the eternality of experience and feeling to illustrate the theme of déjà vu. The song's lyrics predominantly spotlight reflection, nostalgia, motivation, god's creation, and angst. Alongside, the song points out the roles of doubt and secrecy, recollection and previous ties, ever-changing yet recurring life, and existential questioning. The lyrics include some mature themes and images that might need the assistance of an adult for younger children. The language is also not very direct and the content is not very explicit but it is more appropriate for adults.
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Which genre is Yesterday's Train?
Yesterday's Train falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Yesterday's Train?
Yesterday's Train song length is 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Gene Parsons, Skip Battin
Record Label(s): Originally released 1970 All rights reserved by Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
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