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The first proper song on the Silver Jews' first full-length album, Trains Across the Sea was written while David Berman was pursuing his MFA in creative writing at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
Troubles, no troubles
On the line
And I can't stand to see you
I can't stand to see you
When you're crying at home
Scotch and penicillin
Please try Carlton
A cold black maple hangar
And husbands on the run
I just got back from a dream attack
That took me by surprise
And in there, I met a lady
Her name was Shady Sides
And she said
"It's been evening all day long
It's been evening all day long
And how can something so old
Be so wrong?"
Sin and gravity
Drag me down to sleep
To dream of trains across the sea
Trains across the sea
Half hours on earth
What are they worth?
I don't know
In 27 years
I've drunk fifty thousand beers
And they just wash against me
Like the sea into a pier...
Trains Across the Sea was written by David Berman.
Trains Across the Sea was produced by Doug Easley & Davis McCain & Silver Jews.
Silver Jews released Trains Across the Sea on Mon Oct 24 1994.