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Train 45
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Lord, you ought to been in town and seen the train
come down. |
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You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles. |
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It's oh Lordy me, it's oh Lordy my. |
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Hear the whistle blow a hundred miles. |
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If my woman says so I'll railroad no more. |
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I'll sidetrack my train and go home. |
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And it's oh Lordy me, it's oh Lordy my. |
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I'll sidetrack my train and go home. |
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Well, I'm walking down that track, got tears in my eyes, |
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Trying to read a letter from my home. |
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If this train runs me right I'll be home tomorrow night. |
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I'm nine hundred miles from my home. |
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Well, I'm nine hundred miles from my wife and my child. |
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I'm nine hundred miles from my home. |
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If this train runs me right I'll be home tomorrow night. |
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I'm nine hundred miles from my home. |
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