Key: C major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
The thought
the title being simply,
No More Trains to Ride.
Because if you really want to
go to enough trouble,
you can still hop a freight
and make your way across the country.
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upon railroad property
will discourage most
any young man
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from choosing this method of travel,
let's say, you know, like
over -hitchhiking.
And if you'll examine close to
the times in which we live,
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where they set the old boxcar down
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Born the son of a railroad man
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But there's no more trains to ride
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No, no more trains to ride
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No more trains to ride
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But there's no more trains
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to ride
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are lovely good ramblin' songs
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Bill was the son of a ramblin' man
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But there's no more trains to ride
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No, no more trains to ride,
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no more trains to ride
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But there's no more trains to ride, yeah
Oh, doo -ree -da -dee -dee
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