| I caught the train, I met a real dame
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| She was a hipster and a gone dame
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| She was pretty, from New York City
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| And she trucked on down the ol' fair lane
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| With a hee, and a hoo
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| And I just couldn’t let her go
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| So get along, sweet little woman get along
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| Better be on your way
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| Get along, sweet little woman get along
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| Better be on your way
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| With a hee, and a hoo
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| And I just couldn’t let her go
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| Yes, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Yeah, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Oh, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Mmm, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Oh, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| And I still wouldn’t let 'er go
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| We made a stop at Albuquerque
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| She must have thought I was a real gone jerk
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| We got off the train in El Paso
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| Her lovin' was so fine Jack, I couldn’t let 'er go
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| Get along, sweet little woman get along
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| Better be on your way
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| Get along, sweet little woman get along
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| Better be on your way
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| With a hee, and a hoo
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| And I sure couldn’t let her go
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| Yeah, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Oh, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Ooh, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Mm, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Yeah-yeah, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| Ooh, the train kept a-rollin' (all night long)
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| And I still wouldn’t let 'er go |