Kelly Clarkson
Just Missed the Train lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2003
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 4:11
Roll over baby
The time has come
To make a little bit more room
I've hung around you
It's getting tough
I think I'm gonna break down soon
I'll remember, crying in the park
It was getting dark, suddenly I looked up
You were my sky, so go on
And sleep darling
Why don't you pretend we were just a dream?
It's cool, baby
It doesn't matter anyway
Well, I'm so sorry
Got to the station a little too late
Such a shame!
Just missed the train (uh, uh)
Just missed the train
Be quiet angel
Don't make a sound
Save it for a rainy day
Oh, can't you see me
I'm such a mess
Trying hard to find my way
Do you remember, wasting all that time
We were feeling fine
Though we couldn't walk a line
We were alright, so go on
And sleep darling
Why don't you pretend we were just a dream?
It's cool baby
It doesn't matter anyway
Well, I'm so sorry
Got to the station a little too late
Such a shame!
Just missed the train (uh, uh)
Oh, why'd that train just pass us by
Didn't anyone see
We were stuck at a light
Or we would've made it on time, yeah, yeah
Yeah!
Yeah (darling) yeah
Yeah-oh
So sleep darling
Why don't you pretend we were just a dream?
It's cool, baby
It doesn't matter anyway
Well, I'm so sorry
Got to the station a little too late
So sleep darling
Why don't you pretend we were just a dream?
It's cool, baby
It doesn't matter anyway
Well, I'm so sorry
Got to the station a little too late
Such a shame!
Just missed the train
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Key vocabulary
- suddenly
- without warningA2
- roll
- move by turningB1
- time
- measured momentsA1
- anyone
- a person; all peopleA1
- around
- in a circular areaA1
- baby
- very young childA1
- break
- stop working or break apartA1
- cool
- calm and fashionableA1
- dark
- not bright; dimA1
- day
- 24 hoursA1
About this song
Kelly Clarkson is an American singer known for pop, country, and R&B. She rose to fame as the first winner of American Idol in 2002 and is recognized for her versatile, powerhouse vocals and a string of major hits such as “Since U Been Gone” and “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You).”