The Last Train's Pale Moon

[Chorus] Last train rolling, three AM light Empty seats and falling night My reflection, a lonely sight Just me and the fading street light [Verse] Got my guitar, case worn and old Stories in my pocket, barely gold Played my heart out, brave and bold But the bar's last call left me cold Rain outside is drumming low On the tracks, a steady flow Every station, hope starts to grow For a face I used to know [Pre-Chorus] But the doors slide open, wind blows through Just the echo, nothing new Another promise, seeing it through Wish this empty seat was you [Chorus] Last train rolling, three AM light Empty seats and falling night My reflection, a lonely sight Just me and the fading street light [Verse] Cracked leather jacket, worn and thin Where do I even begin? Every chord, a silent sin Of chances lost, where do I fit in? The city blurs beyond the pane A watercolor wash of rain Each stop I listen, call your name But silence answers, just the same [Pre-Chorus] And the doors slide open, wind blows through Just the echo, nothing new Another promise, seeing it through Wish this empty seat was you [Chorus] Last train rolling, three AM light Empty seats and falling night My reflection, a lonely sight Just me and the fading street light [Bridge] This worn-out fretboard knows my pain Each rusty string, a whispered strain Chasing dreams in sun and rain Will anyone ever hear my strain? This metal box, it hums a tune Beneath the pale and distant moon Will I be home, will it be soon? Or just another lonely afternoon? [Verse] Saw my shadow on the glass Watching moments swiftly pass Trying to make this feeling last Before it fades into the past Another station, lights flash by I search the faces passing nigh Just strangers with a vacant eye Beneath this melancholic sky [Pre-Chorus] And the doors slide open, wind blows through Just the echo, nothing new Another promise, seeing it through Wish this empty seat was you [Chorus] Last train rolling, three AM light Empty seats and falling night My reflection, a lonely sight Just me and the fading street light