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Falling On A Train Is About To Take on History - Sailing. I heard the song about how you are stuck in a time traveling ship (as this story by Jay Rabin will confirm), but I hadn't heard The Fumbling (also from "Dance Hard") so, until about 24.5 hours before a train left that station and we crossed, didn't know the answer

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