- Railroad
A workin' on the railroad all day long a workin' on the railroad sing this song
Sing about an old love I once knew sing about an old love or maybe two
A workin' on the railroad a workin' on the railroad
Work work workin' on the railroad
I drove a lotta hot steel in my time I drank a lotta stuff they call moonshine
I got me a woman in every town workin' on the railroad never settle down
A workin' on the railroad a workin' on the railroad
Work work workin' on the railroad
I draw my pay on a Saturday night go in town and start a fight
Love me a woman and laught at a joke a workin' on the railroad always a broke
A workin' on the railroad a workin' on the railroad
Work work workin' on the railroad
When I die then they'll burry me alongside of tracks where I wanna be
Don't you cry friends just remember this there ain't much your ole buddy miss
A-workin' on the railroad a workin' on the railroad
Work work workin' on the railroad
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(Now we had a fella lived in Trouble named of Emery Zickafuce Brown
When he's about six years old we used to call him Emery
Course we didn't find out till he's almost nine
That his momma'd hung the elegant middle name of Zickafuce on him
Or we'd've been callin' him that all along
And of course none of us had any idea
That Zickafuce'd be so famous time he was twelve
And I'll tell you something he was famous
I know people come thirty miles
Just to take a look at Emery Zickafuce Brown
Walk away shakin' their heads not quite able to believe what they'd just seen
Time Zickafuce was twenty he had a face on him
That looked like somebody'd run four wagons together
I guess Windfield Bloodsaw he's the fella
That runs the food store in Trouble said it about as good as anybody
When he said that if we had one of those Mr America contests in Trouble
And Emery Zickafuce Brown was the only one to enter
The best he could possibly hope for was fourth place)
Letras
- A Taste Of You
After Six
Anthem
Baghdad Knights
Ballad Of Lucy Jordon
Break My Mind
By The Way (i Still Love You)
Cold Hard Times
Crazy Mama
Dark In My Heart
Dolly And Hawkeye
First Street Blues
Five More Miles To Folsom
Fool
For One Moment
Forget Marie
Four Kinds Of Lonely
Fred Freud
Friday's Child
Girls In Paris
Greenwich Village Folk Song Salesman
Gypsies And Indians
Hands
Hey, Cowboy
Home (i'm Home)
Houston
Hutchinson Jail
I Am a Part
I Am, You Are Lee
I Move Around
I'm Blue
I'm Glad I Never
In a Young Girl's Mind
In Our Time
Jackson
Jose
Kari
Lady Bird
Leather And Lace
Lone Ranger Ain't My Friend Anymore
Long Black Train
Long Haired Country Boy
Look At That Woman
Loving You, Loving Me
Me And Charlie
My autumn's gone
My Baby Cried All Night Long
My Elusive Dreams
No Train To Stockholm
Not The Lovin' Kind
Nothing
Old Lullaby
Old Man And His Guitar
Peculiar Guy
Poet, Fool Or Bum
Pour' Man
Pray Them Bars Away
Railroad
Rainbow Woman
Real Live Fool
Rock Salt And Nails
Rosacoke Street
Run Boy Run
Sacrifice
Sally Was a Good Ole Girl
Sand
Since You're Gone
Six Feet Of Chain
So Long Babe
Some Velvet Morning
Son Of a Gun
Souls Island
Storybook Children
Sugar Town
Summer Wine
Sundown Sundown
T.o.m. (The Old Man)
That Old Freight Train
That's How I Got To Memphis
The Girl On Death Row
Them Girls
These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
This Town
Trouble Is a Lonesome Town
Ugly Brown
We All Make The Flowers Grow
When a Fool Loves a Fool
White People Thing
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
Your Sweet Love