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Where was you when the train left town?
I's standin on the corner with my head hung down.
I wish to the Lord that that train would wreck
kill the engineer and break the fireman's neck
Hey, the train done took my girl away.
There goes that train carried my girl from town
If I knew her number lord I'd flag her down
Hello Central give me 6-0-9
Good lord I wanna talk to that woman of mine
Hey, the train done took my girl away.
There goes my girl someone bring her back
That woman's got her hand down in my money sack.
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
won't you show me the woman that a man can trust
Hey, the train done took my girl away.
Rations on the table, coffee's gettin' cold
and some dirty rounder's stole my jelly roll.
If I had a gun I'd let that hammer down
Lord, I'd shoot that rounder took my girl from town
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Hen Cackle
04:48
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Banjoreno
03:37
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Cowboy Waltz
02:37
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Ft. Smith Breakdown
02:33
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The Drunken Man's Dream
03:28
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Goodbye Old Paint
04:11
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Railroadin' Some
04:37
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I leave Ft Worth Texas
and go to Texarkana
and I double back to Fort Worth
and then I come on down to Dallas,
change cars on the KT comin' through territory up in to Kansas City
and from Kansas City in Missouri
and Missouri to Chicago,
I'm on my way, but I don't know where.
Change cars on the TP
Leavin fort worth texas goin thru dallas
Hello Terrel,
Grand Saline
Silver Lake,
Mineloa
on to Tyler, on to Longview
and to Jefferson, and Marshal
Big Sandy, Little sandy
Texarkana and double back to St louis.
I’m on my way but i don’t know where
Change cars on the KT
Leaving Dallas Texas going through Rockwall
Hello Greenvile
Celeste
Denisson
South McAllister
Terriitory
Musckogee
Hello Wagner
Parsons Kansas
Kansas City
Then Sedelia
And then I change cars
and jump to st. louis
I’m on my way but i don’t know where
Bloomington
Joliet
Grand Crossing
35th st depot
polk st depot
Chicago
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