| You all know Casey was the engineeer
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| But have you heard the story of the bombardier?
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| Casey Junior was a gentlemen’s name
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| He’s the fighting son of Casey and his name was the same
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| The call to scramble came at half past four
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| But Casey started out to even up the score
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| He mounted to the cabin with his orders in his hand
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| And was set to knock the stuffing out of Tojo land
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| Casey Jones, he mounted to the cabin
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| Casey Jones, with his orders in his hand
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| Casey Jones, he mounted to the cabin
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| Set to knock the stuffing out of Tojo land
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| In Shangrilla they got to board the plane
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| The ceiling was high not a sign of rain
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| They revved up the motors and got set to go
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| To pay an unexpected visit on Tokyo
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| In climbed Casey he’s the bombardier
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| Doolittle read the orders and they gave a cheer
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| For land of barren hanging and the base still old
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| Was a mighty pretty calling card for Tokyo
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| They flew and they flew across the deep blue sky
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| With every one of them America — do or die
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| And let me tell you people the feeling was grand
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| When they sighted up the targets over Tojo land
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| Now all of the sounds that they heard that day
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| The sweetest one of all was «Bombs away!»
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| They strafed 'em in the harbor and they strafed 'em in the square
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| Then they headed down for a landing in you know where
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| Casey Jones, was a working for the nation
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| Casey Jones, with his orders in his hand
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| Casey Jones, was a working for the nation
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| And he sent those monks to the promised land |