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<description>Tthe Train=Geoffrey Lewis father of Juliette Lewis</description>
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<title>Comment by Jason Sparks on &quot;City of New Orleans&quot;: best train song ever?</title>
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<description>I would like to propose an addition to this list--it&#039;s an incredible song--but I cannot find an artist or title. It&#039;s playing on our local Christian station now, as they&#039;re doing all Christmas music. It&#039;s a spoken-word song--the speaker sounds like Keith Carradine, so help me--and he is riding a train at night, in a car containing himself, a sleeping passenger, and a mother &amp; baby. He begins to reminisce about warm, gentle-but-not-treacly Christmases past with his family; coming back to reality, he is inspired to hold (and thus keep warm) the mother &amp; child. I&#039;m doing it no justice here--I will not let anyone make a peep when it comes on. Familiar? </description>
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