Avery

Train · Other Songs - Train

She holds his clothes in the dark

Rocking them she whispers

Her hand falls slowly from her neck

To her left a streetlight dances gently through a window

It hurts to say his name

She swears she can hear him calling her, hey Avery



There between her craving and imagination

It falls into the night

The air is still and he's still calling her, hey Avery

Is there room enough for me, its been so long

Is there something you should say to me, Avery?



Pity drives him down, his candle burning out

She thought it was the answer

Her pity drives her down, her years are burning out

She thought it was the answer

Her cross still hanging in the corner

She's afraid to take it down

It reminds her she's gotta start life over



Hey Avery, Is there room enough for me, its been so long

Is there something you should say to me, Avery?



Pity drives him down, his candle burning out

She thought it was the answer

Her pity drives her down, her years are burning out

She's dying from the answer



She wears his picture on a chain

She prays that the pain won't last forever

And I know that she's still praying

That the pain won't last forever

There between her craving and imagination

It falls into the night

The air is still and he's still calling her, hey Avery

Avery

Train's 2006 single "Avery" stands as a defining track from the band's mid-2000s era, blending their signature blend of pop-rock with introspective lyricism. The song features the band's characteristic harmonies and driving rhythms, capturing the emotional vulnerability often explored in their discography during this period. Released alongside other notable works from the time, "Avery" exemplifies the group's ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with listeners seeking both energy and sentiment. It remains a staple of their catalog, reflecting the musical landscape of the mid-2000s where alternative rock and pop sensibilities converged.