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Railroad Blues Lyrics by Trixie Smith

Louis Armstrong and the Blues Singers: 1924-1930

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[Verse 1]
Now if the train stays on the track, I'm Alabama bound
Now if the train stays on the track, I'm Alabama bound
Don't you hear that train comin', I'm Alabama bound
[Verse 2]
Now the train went by with my papa on the inside
I say the train went by with my papa on the inside
Lord, I couldn't do nothin' but hang my head and cry
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Did you ever take a trip on the Seaboard and Air Line?
Did you ever take a trip on the Seaboard and Air Line?
'Cause if you ride that train, it will satisfy your mind
[Verse 4]
I got the railroad blues, I wanna see my hometown
I got the railroad blues, I wanna see my hometown
And if the Seaboard don't wreck, I'm Alabama bound

About “Railroad Blues” by Trixie Smith

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"Railroad Blues" appears on "Louis Armstrong and the Blues Singers: 1924-1930".

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