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    The document is a song about trains running near a person's home. It describes seeing long trains running around the corner and disappearing into the distance. It mentions Miss Lucy who lost her home, family, and won't be coming back. The song reflects on how the trains must keep pushing along their steel rails despite being cold and hard, as they have miles to go before the night is through. It concludes by repeating the refrain that without love, the singer doesn't know where they would be now.

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    The document is a song about trains running near a person's home. It describes seeing long trains running around the corner and disappearing into the distance. It mentions Miss Lucy who lost her home, family, and won't be coming back. The song reflects on how the trains must keep pushing along their steel rails despite being cold and hard, as they have miles to go before the night is through. It concludes by repeating the refrain that without love, the singer doesn't know where they would be now.

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    The document is a song about trains running near a person's home. It describes seeing long trains running around the corner and disappearing into the distance. It mentions Miss Lucy who lost her home, family, and won't be coming back. The song reflects on how the trains must keep pushing along their steel rails despite being cold and hard, as they have miles to go before the night is through. It concludes by repeating the refrain that without love, the singer doesn't know where they would be now.

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