From rohrer@seas.gwu.edu Fri Dec  8 11:01:01 1995
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 1995 00:58:38 -0500
From: Randy Rohrer <rohrer@seas.gwu.edu>
To: wilcox-list@hubcap.clemson.edu
Subject: In a Boxcar

(There's a word/phrase that I can't quite make-out near end.
 (i.e. begin?, we're in?, forget? win?)  Unfortunately, I think 
 it's this word that's key to undertanding the ending of the 
 song/story.  Any ideas what this word/phrase is?)


	"In a Boxcar"  by David Wilcox 
	 -----------

	In a boxcar in the moonlight,
	In the open in the place.
	You are sleeping on my jacket
	And I'm waiting for a change.

	When it started at a crossing
	Down the valley from your home.
	In the morning we'll be missing,
	We'll be rolling, well be gone

	When your parent's ultimatum, 
	Made it easy to decide 
	We went running to the river 
	To say good-bye.

	We heard something come a rolling
	Rolling slowly for a change 
	In the boxcar, it was so easy 
	It was so perfect. It was strange.

	But we trusted in the moments
	For the timing to begin
	And we held on to the handle 
	And we (were in?) (forget?) (win?).  

	In a boxcar, in the moonlight,
	In the open, on a plane.
	You are sleeping on my jacket
	And I'm waiting for a change

	And I'm waiting for a change



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The George Washington University   |  - Gary Bolton, RiverGod
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