Cheryl's Goin' Home

Journey of Longing: Bob Lind's Tale of Love and Departure
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Lyrics

The thunder cracks against the night

The storm is intense, lightning strikes

The dark explodes with yellow light

The darkness is illuminated by bright flashes of lightning

The railroad sign is flashing bright

A signal at the railroad crossing is blinking brightly

The people stare but I don't care

People are observing, but the singer is indifferent

My flesh is cold against my bones

The singer feels emotionally detached and numb

My Cheryl's going home

Cheryl, the singer's significant other, is leaving or departing


Come hear me shout against the rain

The singer is yelling amid the rainstorm

Is there a way to stop this train

The singer desires to halt the train's motion

I got some reasons to explain

The singer wants to provide explanations for their recent behavior

About the way I was today

The singer feels remorseful about their actions earlier

The whistle moans and I'm alone

The train whistle sounds mournful, and the singer feels isolated

My Cheryl's going home

Cheryl's departure continues to impact the singer


Santa Rose Special's down the line

A train named "Santa Rose Special" is approaching

I'm running desperately behind

The singer is desperately trying to catch up with the train

There's only one thing on my mind

The sole focus of the singer is Cheryl's departure

The rain and tears are in my eyes

The singer is emotional, experiencing tears due to rain or sorrow

The things I have to say won't be known

The singer won't get the chance to express certain things to Cheryl

My Cheryl's going home

Reiteration of Cheryl's departure impacting the singer

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