Jay and the Americans - Kansas City Lyrics

Come tomorrow night, I could be back home
There's a girl from Kansas City I could call
I've looked around, for the color blue
The only thing I've found was me there without you
Me without your love, me without your care
You without the touch of moonlight in your hair
So tomorrow night when it's turning cold
I'm gonna grab the only ticket I can hold

There'll be a train coming right behind this one
But I don't think I'm gonna get on
Oh we all ride, all ride sometimes
Can't be underground for that long

Darling if I had, had another life
Another car, another road, more money too
I would spend it all, all on foolish things
I would spend it all to be with you
Everybody lies, everybody strays
What about a life where everybody stays
Dance with me tonight, call me on the phone
Or I'll spend a lifetime dreaming all alone

There'll be a train coming right behind this one
But I don't think I'm gonna get on
Oh we all die, all die sometimes
Can't be underground for that long

When I dream, I dream of love
When I'm in love, sometimes I dream
I dream of night, I dream of stars
Well I often dream of many other things
There's a town, and there's a road
It's getting cold, and far away
We dream of that place sometimes
If I make it back again I'd probably stay

There'll be a train coming right behind this one
But I don't think I'm going to get on
Oh we all fall in love sometimes
Can't be out of love for that long, I said now