Follow Me
Train · Other Songs - Train
uncle craker sings this song, not train
v1/ You don't know how you met me
you don't know why
you can't turn around and say goodbye
all you know is when I'm with you
I make you free
and swim through your veins
like a fish in the sea
I'm singing
c/ Follow me everything's allright
I'll be the one to tuck you in at night
and if you
wanna leave I can guarantee
you won't find nobody else like me
v2/ I'm not worried 'bout the ring you wear
'cause as long as no one knows then nobody can care
you're feeling guilty
and I'm well aware
but you don't look ashamed
and baby I'm not scared
I'm singing
repeat c/
b/ won't give you money
I can't give you the sky
you're better off if you don't ask why
I'm not the reason that you go astray
we'll be alright if you don't ask me to stay
repeat c/
repeat v1/
repeat c/
v1/ You don't know how you met me
you don't know why
you can't turn around and say goodbye
all you know is when I'm with you
I make you free
and swim through your veins
like a fish in the sea
I'm singing
c/ Follow me everything's allright
I'll be the one to tuck you in at night
and if you
wanna leave I can guarantee
you won't find nobody else like me
v2/ I'm not worried 'bout the ring you wear
'cause as long as no one knows then nobody can care
you're feeling guilty
and I'm well aware
but you don't look ashamed
and baby I'm not scared
I'm singing
repeat c/
b/ won't give you money
I can't give you the sky
you're better off if you don't ask why
I'm not the reason that you go astray
we'll be alright if you don't ask me to stay
repeat c/
repeat v1/
repeat c/
Follow Me - Train
Train's "Follow Me" stands as a defining track from their 2009 album *Drops of Jupiter*, blending indie pop sensibilities with the band's signature acoustic guitar-driven sound. The song captures the bittersweet essence of parting ways, utilizing a melodic structure that balances melancholy with an infectious rhythm. As a staple of their discography, it exemplifies the group's ability to craft emotionally resonant anthems that resonate with listeners seeking both nostalgia and hope. The recording remains a key part of their catalog, often featured in media and playlists alongside other hits like "Hey, Soul Sister" and "Meet Virginia," solidifying their status as a prominent force in modern alternative rock.