Here's an early 90s radio staple with which you're likely familiar but just as likely haven't heard in a while. We saw these guys live outside of Heinz Field in Pittsburgh a couple summers ago. I forget what event it was, exactly, but it wasn't half bad. We didn't really know much of their catalogue other than this one, but for a free show where you just chill and chat with friends and half listen, it worked pretty well.
The meaning of the song could be interpreted many ways, but the general concept is that life has begun moving faster than the singer can handle in a direction he's not sure he wants to go. Working in the railroad industry, I love a good train metaphor, so there you go.
"bought a ticket for a runaway train like a madman laughing at the rain little out of touch, little insane it's just easier than dealing with the pain..."
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