The Legend of Blue Line

Lyrics

[Verse 1] It started downtown, where the streets hum low, Rolling past the lights where the shadows grow. Through the heart of the city, the rails would sing, A steel-backed spine with a traveler’s wing. [Chorus] The Blue Line ran, through the cold and the rain, From Unicity’s edge to the campus plain. It carried dreams, it carried time, Oh, the legend rolls on, that Blue Line. [Verse 2] From the forks of the river to St. Norbert’s door, A lifeline stretching where the prairies roar. It’s a ribbon of hope, a path to tread, Through the frost-kissed dawn and the sunsets red. [Prechorus] Steel wheels whisper, stories untold, Of a thousand faces, young and old. [Chorus] The Blue Line ran, through the cold and the rain, From Unicity’s edge to the campus plain. It carried dreams, it carried time, Oh, the legend rolls on, that Blue Line. [Bridge] Years pass like the stations we leave behind, Tracks may fade but the memories bind. A line on the map, a thread in the air, The Blue Line’s heartbeat is always there.