by Vernon Dalhart on album The Runaway Train - Songs From The Great Age Of Steam

'Twas in the year of '89, on that old Chicago line, When the winter wind was blowing shrill, The rails were froze, the wheels were cold, And then the air brakes wouldn't hold, And number nine came roa

by The Runaway Club on album The Runaway Club

I'm gonna run, run, runaway When the sun goes down, I'll disappear Far away from here I'm gonna run, run, runaway I'm gonna fake my death, smoke and mirrors When the coast is clear I'll be gone, ohh w

by SAGA on album Worlds Apart Revisited

The Runaway Saga Crash and burn I know that it's not over yet Live and learn By living on the internet Don't look now I think we're on a runaway Everybody's riding on a runaway Smack the mouse Someon

by The Killers on album Hot Fuss

The Killers Hot Fuss Mr. Brightside

by The Word Alive on album Real

The Runaway" You get caught in a hurricane. Scattered thoughts make you go insane. You lock yourself in your own cage. Hide the keys and then fade away. You are not alone. We can get through it tonigh

by The Word Alive on album REAL

The Runaway" You get caught in a hurricane. Scattered thoughts make you go insane. You lock yourself in your own cage. Hide the keys and then fade away. You are not alone. We can get through it tonigh

by The Teddybears on album New Baby Boy Owen

It was in the year of eighty-nine, on that old grey wester line When the winter wind was blowin' shrill The rails were froze, the wheels were cold, then the air brakes wouldn't hold And Number Nine c

by The Karaoke Universe on album Humblestance (Karaoke Version) [In the Style of Saga]

by The Karaoke Channel on album The Karaoke Channel - Sing on the Loose Like Saga

by The Bee Gees on album Miscellaneous

The Bee Gees Miscellaneous The Runaway So many things that you could say or do Don't wanna say goodbye So many nights that I would cry for you But you were cold as ice Now I'm sear

by Gallagher & Lyle on album Love on the Airwaves

The Runaway - Gallagher And Lyle She packed her things in a carpet bag She left home never looking back Taking care to cover up her tracks Stopping over till she made a wage Telling no one she was u

by Gallagher & Lyle on album The Best of Gallagher & Lyle

The Runaway - Gallagher And Lyle She packed her things in a carpet bag She left home never looking back Taking care to cover up her tracks Stopping over till she made a wage Telling no one she was u

by Gallagher & Lyle on album Heart on My Sleeve: The Very Best of Gallagher & Lyle

The Runaway - Gallagher And Lyle She packed her things in a carpet bag She left home never looking back Taking care to cover up her tracks Stopping over till she made a wage Telling no one she was u

by The Runaway Club on album The Runaway Club

If you wanna leave we can leave now And if you wanna stay we can stay all night If you wanna sing we can sing loud And if you wanna dance yeah we can dance a while I wanna be by your side, by your sid

by The Runaway Club on album The Runaway Club

If you wanna leave we can leave now And if you wanna stay we can stay all night If you wanna sing we can sing loud And if you wanna dance yeah we can dance a while I wanna be by your side, by your sid

by The Runaway Club on album The Runaway Club

If you wanna leave we can leave now. If you wanna stay, we can stay can all night. If you wanna sing we can sing loud. If you wanna dance yea we can dance. A while. () I wanna be by your side. By you

by The Runaway Club on album The Runaway Club

Well, I could pretend The sun shines when I ask it too And I could pretend That I fill out the moon And I could pretend That the waves roll in on my cue And I could pretend But that's just not the tru

by Vernon Dalhart on album The Roots Of Folk Music

'Twas in the year of '89, on that old Chicago line, When the winter wind was blowing shrill, The rails were froze, the wheels were cold, And then the air brakes wouldn't hold, And number nine came roa

by Vernon Dalhart on album What Does the Fox Say About Children's Music

'Twas in the year of '89, on that old Chicago line, When the winter wind was blowing shrill, The rails were froze, the wheels were cold, And then the air brakes wouldn't hold, And number nine came roa

by Vernon Dalhart on album The Laughing Policeman - Childrens Favourites from a Bygone Era

'Twas in the year of '89, on that old Chicago line, When the winter wind was blowing shrill, The rails were froze, the wheels were cold, And then the air brakes wouldn't hold, And number nine came roa