My life is passing by
So much faster than I thought
As the days pass me by
I lose myself
As I view the scenery
From behind the window
"This train just keeps going, son,"
So the stranger tells me
As he sits in his chair
Watching the world outside
"You better look out
Because the train
Doesn't have a final stop
Neither for you or me"
"Well, stop this train," I said to him
"I want to get off
And go back again
I can't take the speed it's moving in
I know I can't, but honestly
Won't someone stop this train?"
He gave me a look
And he smiled softly
"Slow down," he told me
"You move too fast
You gotta make this life of yours last
So jog down the cobblestones
Look for fun
And go and feel groovy"
The notion is true
Life is a rollercoaster
But I just can't be riding it
Shouldn't I be taking control?
Taking the wheel
And drive
"Of course!" he exclaimed
"Life is not a movie
One in the theaters
That you watch from the seats
You are the actor
And the script is yours
Feel free to edit it"
"Just like the train you're on
You're the conductor
When you want it fast
You make it fast
When you want to slow down
You slow it down
You have to take the wheel"
"Whatever tomorrow brings
Just be there
With open arms
And open eyes
You can change how things are
It's just a matter of knowing
Where, what and when"
The train began to slow
And I realized
It was like what he said
"And you?" I asked him
He laughed
A merry tone to his voice
"I'm still going on
But for now
You alight here
The next train's for you
And then you will know
What it's like
To be the conductor"
He waved me goodbye
And as I stepped off
I could hear him shout
"All aboard!"
And the train began to move
And sped off
On the next train
The journey continues
As I view the scenery
From behind the window
Thinking of the stranger's words
It would be best if I can do something
About this
While I'm on the road
So I pen it all down
And I make sure
I remember those words
Remember his words
Remember
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