The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 6, Issue 4 (September 1, 1931.)
This Way, That Way, and the Railway
This Way, That Way, and the Railway.
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“Ii's your railway, anyway.”
If your soul is sore,
Take the train that leaves at four,
If you suffer from your feet,
Book yourself a cushioned seat
In a train—any one.
Take a short or lengthy run,
Through the country, east or west,
You will find that both are best,
And clear your brain;
Take a train.
When you're simply
fed
From your soles up to your head,
If depression's got you beat,
Take a train and ease your feet
And your mind, if you've a mind
Of the pessimistic kind,
Take a spin on restful rail,
It's been never known to fail;
Take a train,
And live again.