| Ming The Mong The Curse Of Chris Rea I'm driving home for Christmas Those faces I'm driving home for Christmas What I'd give for another line I'm so happy, no really Crack open another Hula Hoops multi pack let the Schloer flow freely Driving home for Christmas Top to toe in tailbacks I take a look at the driver next to me He's just the same Suicidal I could take a detour if I could ever shake this bottleneck I remember a hole in the fence by the railway line behind the old house We used to sneak through as kids and put our heads on the tracks and listen for the trains You could hear them coming at least a mile off from the vibrations We'd heard how a head would just simply pop if a train ran over it You wouldn't feel a thing And so here I am with my head on the track, just like we used to, listening for the vibrations I'm sure I can hear something coming, something hurtling down the line, out of control, picking up speed, the last train to freedom, the last train ever, well for me. I won't feel a thing, I won't feel a thing again Released from sour faced Jenga marathons, the Queen's drivel and the yellow brick road to Hell Nausea in a silly hat, Turkey, pudding, cake que the worst imaginable gut ache It's thundering down the line, I can see fluttering white doves in my mind, I'll join them any moment The pearly gates ajar...Jesus stick the kettle on, I've always wanted to discuss top hinge mortises with an expert It's coming, it's coming, it's got to be coming.... An undeathly silence A sparrow dumps from a modest height It must have been canceled Ho hum, ho humbug! Merry Christmas everyone here I come, No more trains till Boxing day There's always next year but no wait......... MtM 2003 |