[Verse 1] I found your note by the kitchen door Blue ink bleeding on the wooden floor You said, “Meet me where the old tracks bend” So I took my coat and I called a friend [Chorus] Come on, darling, don’t make me wait The train rolls through at a quarter to eight If you’ve got a heart that can still choose Bring your dancing shoes and your Sunday blues [Verse 2] The baker’s truck was coughing down the lane A tin roof rattled when it started to rain You were laughing underneath the station clock With a red scarf tied around your lock [Chorus] Come on, darling, don’t make me wait The train rolls through at a quarter to eight If you’ve got a heart that can still choose Bring your dancing shoes and your Sunday blues [Bridge] We don’t need money, we don’t need a map Just two warm hands and a borrowed cap Let the whole wide county say what it will We’ve got a little time and a downhill hill [Instrumental] [Chorus] Come on, darling, don’t make me wait The train rolls through at a quarter to eight If you’ve got a heart that can still choose Bring your dancing shoes and your Sunday blues [Outro] Come on, darling, take my hand We’ll leave our worries where they stand The morning whistle calls us through And every road leads back to you
