| Sane, sane, they’re all insane
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| The fireman’s blind, the conductor’s lame
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| A Cincinnati jacket and a sad luck dame
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| Hanging out the window with a bottle full of rain
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| Clap hands
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| Clap hands
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| Said roar, roar the thunder and the roar
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| Son of a bitch is never comin' back here no more
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| Moon in the window and a bird on the pole
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| We can always find a millionaire to shovel all the coal
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| Clap hands
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| Clap hands
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| Said steam, steam, a hundred bad dreams
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| Goin' up to Harlem with a pistol in his jeans
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| A fifty dollar bill inside of Paladin’s hat
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| And nobody’s sure where Mr. Knickerbocker’s at
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| Said roar, roar the thunder and the roar
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| Son of a bitch is never comin' back here no more
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| Moon in the window and a bird on the pole
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| Always find a millionaire to shovel all the coal
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| Clap hands
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| Clap hands
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| Clap hands
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| Clap hands
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| I said steam, steam, a hundred bad dreams
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| Goin' up to Harlem with a pistol in his jeans
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| A fifty dollar bill inside of Paladin’s hat
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| And nobody’s sure where Mr. Knickerbocker’s at
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| Shine, shine a Roosevelt dime
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| All the way to Baltimore and runnin' out of time
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| The Salvation Army seemed to wind up in the hole
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| They all went to Heaven in a little row boat
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| Clap hands
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| Clap hands
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| Oh, clap hands
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| Oh, clap hands
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| Oh, clap hands
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| Clap hands |