Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Waitin' For A Train , by - Merle Haggard. Song from the album Down Every Road 1962-1994, in the genre КантриWaitin' For A Train |
| All around the water tanks |
| Waiting for a train |
| A thousand miles away from home |
| Sleeping in the rain. |
| I walked up to a brakeman |
| To give him a line of talk |
| He said if you’ve got money |
| I’ll see that you don’t walk. |
| I haven’t got a nickel |
| Not a penny can I show |
| Get off, get off, you railroad bum |
| And he slammed that boxcar door. |
| He put me off in Texas |
| The place I dearly love |
| The wide open spaces all around me |
| The moon and stars up above. |
| Nobody seemed to want me |
| Nor to lend me a helping hand |
| I’m on my way from Frisco |
| I’m going back to Dixie Land. |
| Though my pocketbook is empty |
| And my heart is full of pain |
| I’m a thousand miles away from home |
| Waitin' for a train. |
| Nobody seemed to want me |
| Nor to lend me a helping hand |
| I’m on my way from Frisco |
| I’m going back to Dixie Land. |
| Though my pocketbook is empty |
| And my heart is full of pain |
| I’m a thousand miles away from home |
| Waitin' for a train… |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Kentucky Gambler | 2008 |
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| Always Wanting You | 2008 |
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| The Coming And The Going Of The Trains ft. The Strangers | 1975 |
| If We Make It Through December | 2008 |
| Always Wanting You ft. The Strangers | 1995 |
| I'm Leavin' Now ft. Merle Haggard | 1999 |
| I Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink | 1995 |
| Whatever Happened To Me ft. The Strangers | 1995 |
| My Rough And Rowdy Ways ft. The Strangers | 1998 |
| House Of Memories ft. The Strangers | 1995 |
| Some Other World ft. Merle Haggard, Ray Price | 2006 |
| Life In Prison ft. Merle Haggard | 1998 |
| Someone Told My Story ft. The Strangers | 2005 |
| Pancho & Lefty ft. Merle Haggard | 1995 |
| Drink Up And Be Somebody ft. The Strangers | 1998 |
| If You Want To Be My Woman ft. The Strangers | 1998 |
Lyrics of the artist's songs: Merle Haggard
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