Another Thanks I'm Doing Fine

I guess I'm pleased to meet you or maybe I've seen you somewhere before
...and all that friendly smalltalk that everyone knows just leads to the door.
So let's both look at the carpet, or "such a nice view", or "when will it rain?"
And when the coffee is gone you'll get back in your car, I'll get back on the train

Because I don't want to change your life
And you don't want to ruin mine
So let's do what we both know is right
And save this for another time
Another thanks I'm doing fine

But nine or ten exits later your radio's on and your windows are down
And you're singing along with the Beatles and smiling remembering a night on the town
And as I fall asleep at the station on a train that's pulling away
I'm humming along with the engines, a beautiful end to a beautiful day

Because I don't want to change your life
And you don't want to ruin mine
So let's do what we both know is right
And save this for another time
Another empty sheet hung on a line
Another misdemeanor crime
Another thanks I'm doing fine