I Keep Them On The Floor Beside My Bed

Just Another Town, Another Train...

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"How do we go on the train?" asked little Saga. She was scared. She never went anywhere alone... to be fair... neither did her sisters. "Here! See... that's the door!" said Elsa, leading her sisters forward. She was a big girl. She knew she could do it. "Hey! Stop!" screamed the train conductor on the railway station. What would three little girls be doing here all alone? "Where are your parents?" the conductor asked. She was a friendly old lady, but she will make sure the three little girls were safe. The sisters shrugged their shoulders and Elsa pulled out the gold card their mama left them.

The old lady gasped. She'd recognize that card anywhere. They were so rare... barely anyone had them... This girl must be important. The point of the cards was that it had a family name on it and there were fingerprints of every member of the family stored in an archive. She checked their fingerprints and couldn't believe her findings. These girls truly were special... they were connected to ABBA after all!

Day is dawning and I must goYou're asleep but still I'm sure, you'll knowWhy it had to end this wayYou and I had a groovy timeBut I told you somewhere down the lineYou would have to find me goneI just have to move alongJust another town, another trainWaiting in the morning rainLord give my restless soul a little patienceJust another town, another trainNothing lost and nothing gainedGuess I will spend my life in railway stationsGuess I will spend my life in railway stationsWhen you wake I know you'll cryAnd the words I wrote to say goodbyeThey won't comfort you at allBut in time you will understandThat the dreams we dreamed were made of sandFor a no-good bum like meTo live is to be freeJust another town, another trainWaiting in the morning rainLord give my restless soul a little patienceJust another town, another trainNothing lost and nothing gainedGuess I will spend my life in railway stationsGuess I will spend my life in railway stationsJust another town, another trainWaiting in the morning rainLord give my restless soul a little patienceJust another town, another trainNothing lost and nothing gained

Guess I will spend my life in railway stations

She helped them on the train and personally went with them all the way to Sweden and to the address they had on the little paper. They stood in front of a large estate where their mormor's house was located. Lady Marie rang the doorbell and after 10 minutes Linda and Agnetha stood before the big steel doors. "Hello?" asked Agnetha as she opened the door. Luckily, she and Linda were close to the gate and didn't have to unlock it from the house. It would have taken them longer...

As the gate opened, the girls saw to blonde women standing before them. Surprisingly little Elsa recognized one of them immediately. "Auntie Linda!!!" she exclaimed, throwing herself in her auntie's arms. Agnetha stared at the little girls. Her granddaughters...