Strangers On A Train

"It's about a guy getting on a train and, across the other side of the carriage, is this beautiful girl sitting with her back to the direction of the train. It's raining on the windows, and she's staring outside. In my mind's eye, she's blonde and she's wearing a lovely fur coat, or something similar, and she's crying. He's totally struck by her, and he leans over and says 'I don't want to interrupt - but can I be of any help?' She wipes her tear-stained face, yields her hand and says 'Yes. The man in my life... I'm leaving him. I gave up my world for him, I gave all I had, I gave up my life for him - and I'm not going back.' And, suddenly, the two people on the train fall in love, and it's as if they have always been lovers, and they've always been together - because they have instantaneous rapport. For example: 'They were lost in deep conversation, the miles went flying by, and when the train pulled into their station, they just had to travel on.' He just falls in love with her, and they go off together. They don't get off at their stations and when the train comes to the end of the line, the two of them set off together - as if they've always been lovers. It's a song about that instant rapport which you can find sometimes."