Ghost Train

Gorillaz · G-Sides [2002]

Here they come to steal my soul

(Ghost train!)

Wait it out until I know

(Ghost train!)

Trying not to feel like...

(Ghost train!)

Moving up until I go go

(Ghost train!)

She was not...

(Ghost train!)

Trying to hear in my heart

(Ghost train!)

Trying not to feel like...

(Ghost train!)

Moving up until I'm taught to your side

(Ghost train!)



Yeah yeah yeah!

(Ghost train!)



Got suicide for my baby

(Ghost train!)

Living up until I'm wanted

(Ghost train!)

Seeing like I'm not a baby

(Ghost train!)

Moving up and taught I'm a weapon

(Ghost train!)

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

(Ghost train!)

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

(Ghost train!)

I see myself pretend how to get there

(Ghost train!)

Trippin' down a poison on the street

(Ghost train!)



Come on come on come on!

(Ghost train!)

Come on come on come on!

(Ghost train train train!)



Got suicide for my baby

(Ghost train!)

Living up until I'm wanted

(Ghost train!)

Seeing like I'm not a baby

(Ghost train!)

Moving up and taught I'm a weapon

(Ghost train!)

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah!

(Ghost train!)

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah!

(Ghost train!)

I see myself pretend how to get there

(Ghost train!)

Trippin' down a poison on the street

(Ghost train!)



(middle bit...)



Come on come on come on!

(Ghost train!)

Come on come on come on!

(Ghost train!)

Ghost Train

Released in 2002 on the Gorillaz compilation album G-Sides, Ghost Train is a standout electronic track that exemplifies the group's signature blend of hip-hop, funk, and experimental soundscapes. Featuring the iconic vocals of Noodle, the song showcases the virtual band's ability to create immersive, genre-defying music that transcends traditional boundaries. As part of Gorillaz's extensive discography, the track reflects their commitment to collaborative creativity and their unique approach to digital artistry. The recording stands as a testament to the group's influence on modern alternative music, capturing a specific era of internet culture and electronic experimentation while maintaining a distinct, memorable identity within their broader catalogue of work.