You know menI know I can see through dirtnand i can see the hole you've dugnand where you're lodgednnThe king ran into the tunnelnand nobody knew what to donthey say he's always lived therenand up above a mountain grewnnAnd the mountain had a flowersnand children on it's armnThe mountain had rainstormsnand alluminum electric chargennOur holes are dug when we're so youngnand there we can remainnand i know how the open air can look like certain painnnthe king lived on in his tunnelnoutside a train was passing bynit made a light at the end of the tunnelnthe light bore deep into his eyennthe train it burned there waitingnto take him out and for a ridento the places that he'd never been tonthe world that grows out in the lightnnAnd the train it rain on coal and steamnand solid iron wheelsnthe train it moved with a red hot enginenfires of how it feelsnnthere's a train comingnand the train it wants to be with younthe train it wants to be with younnpull on out of yourselfnand tell the train you want it tontell the train you want it to staynncould let it pass you bynbut you know you'd regret it the rest of your lifencould let it pass you bynbut you know you'd regret it the rest of your lifenyou know you'd regret it the rest of your lifennif you're really not coming out ncould you find the courage to just give a shout nand admit that you are in there to the train ni shall know it hasn't all been in vainnand maybe she'll come back againnncause the mountain has flowers nand children on it's armsnthe mountain has rainstorms nand an alluminum electric charge