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# Try to remember #
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# The kind of September #
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# When grass was green #
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#And grain so yellow #
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# Try to remember #
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# The kind of September #
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# When you were young #
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#And a callow fellow #
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# Try to remember #
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#And if you remember #
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# Then follow #
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#Follow ##
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Tommy. Tommy, look. A train.
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I like trains. I remember when Mama
used to put us on the train.
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I was about 10.
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And we'd go to Oklahoma City
to visit Granny.
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The trains were really nice then.
They had concession stands...
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and they would sell, uh, magazines...
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and candy bars
and sodas and
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Then, about six years later...
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I rode the train again...
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and the concession stands were gone.
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There weren't
too many people on the train.
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There weren't any dining cars,
and the seats were all shabby.
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It's a shame.
I used to like trains.