Are You Afraid of the Dark?1990

Tim Williamson:
Cap, you're not gonna believe this. I was playing with my toy train and I ended up on it and there were all of these weird people and I pulled the emergency brake and I think I fell because the next thing I know, I'm in the cellar.

Cap Anderson:
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Come on, there. Hey, are you all right?

Tim Williamson:
Yeah, yeah, I think so. I t's just that at first I was dreaming.

Cap Anderson:
Well, maybe you were.

Tim Williamson:
No, I wasn't! It really happened. What was it, Cap?

Cap Anderson:
Well, it could have been nothing. Could have been your imagination. Maybe it could have been train magic.

Tim Williamson:
What's train magic?

Cap Anderson:
It depends on how you see it, Timothy. You see most people look at trains. They don't see nothing but big old machines. A train has got more than that. A train has got it's own language. Sound of wheel of metal. Sound of whistle. A pure sound of bells. It's a train speaking if you know how to listen.