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Track: The Man In The Station
Artist: John Martyn
Album: Solid Air

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Name: John Martyn
Spotify Genres: folk rock, folk
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Born on 11 September 1948 in New Malden, Surrey, England. Died on 29 January 2009 in Ireland, aged 60. John Martyn OBE (he was appointed in the Order of the British Empire in the 2009 New Year Honours list) was a British singer-songwriter and guitarist. Known for his acoustic guitar playing starting out in the folk clubs in the UK, but then moving beyond and into other more mainstream areas also. In 1970 he released 2 albums with his then-wife [a228838] as [a494966]. In February 1973, Martyn had released the album Solid Air, the title song a tribute to the singer-songwriter [a=Nick Drake]. Some recordings may be credited to [a6096200] as well.

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Release: John Martyn - The Man Upstairs - In Concert In Germany 1978
Year: 2007
Genres: Jazz, Rock, Folk, World, & Country

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LYRICS

There's a man in the station and a train in the rain.
There's a face in the mirror that's showing the strain.
There's a woman in the dark that's standing apart,
There's a love in the man that's breaking his heart.
But it's alright, I'm catching the next train home;
The next train home.

There's one more circle I'm dying to try.
There's a piece of my head that's asking me why.
There's a piece of my heart that's dying to fly,
There's a baby and a woman that's waiting to cry.
But it's alright, I'm catching the next train home;
The next train home.

There's got to be a way for a lazy face
To get off and start loving the human race.
There's just got to be a way for a crazy face
To get out from under this paper chase.
But it's alright - I'm catching the next train home;
The next train home!

There's a man in the station and a train in the rain.
There's a face in the mirror that's showing the strain.
There's a woman in the dark, just standing apart,
There's a love in the man that's breaking his heart.
But it's alright - I'm catching the next train home;
The next train home.