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Collingullie Station

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What Are The Lyrics For Collingullie Station By Lee Kernaghan?
I wave goodbye to her down at the station
With all her friends and family gathered there Her mother said she'll keep the home fires burning Because leaving home is such a sad affair As we watch the train pull slowly from the station Till it was swallowed up in the haze We just stood there staring in the silence She already seemed another world away Now I'm standing on the platform of the Collingullie Station Knowing that my dreaming days are through Seems I lost my heart down at the Collingullie Station As she disappeared from view I recall the time that we had spent together Walking down beside Old Man Creek And I wondered why it was I never told her Of the love that burned inside of me Now I'm standing on the platform of the Collingullie Station Knowing that my dreaming days are through Seems I lost my heart down at the Collingullie Station As she disappeared from view Oh I'm standing on the platform of the Collingullie Station Knowing that my dreaming days are through Seems I lost my heart down at the Collingullie Station As she disappeared from view |
Who Wrote Collingullie Station By Lee Kernaghan?
Garth Ivan Richard Porter, Lee Raymond Kernaghan
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What's The Duration Of The Collingullie Station By Lee Kernaghan?The duration of Collingullie Station is 3:47 minutes and seconds. |
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