| Hello railroad, is this the railroad?
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| I want a one way ticket down to Tennesee
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| I’m having immediatly, Chattanooga, here I come
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| Pardon me boy
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| Is that the chattanooga choo choo?
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| Right on track 29?
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| Boy you can give me a shine
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| I can afford
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| To board a Chattanooga Choo choo
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| I’ve I’ve I’ve got my fare
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| And just a trifle to spare
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| Well you leave the Pennsylvania station
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| 'bout a quarter to four
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| Read a magazine and then you’re in Baltimore
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| Dinner at the diner
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| Nothing could be finer
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| Then you have your ham and eggs in Carolina
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| When you hear the whistle blowing
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| Eight to the bar
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| Then you know that Tenneesse is not very far
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| Shovel all the coal in
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| Gotta keep it rolling
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| Whoo, Whoo, Chattanooga there you are
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| There’s gonna be
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| A certain party at the station
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| In, in satin and lace
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| I used to call funny face
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| She’s gonna cry Until
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| I tell her that I’ll never roam. |
| So
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| Chattanooga Choo Choo
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| Won’t you Choo Choo me home!
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| (Hey there boy?)
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| Yes, yes, yes…
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| I’m coming back to Tenessee
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| (Hey there boy?)
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| Yes, yes, yes …
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| I want a one way ticket on
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| The chattanooga choo choo train
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| Hey, pardon me boy?
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| Mmh mmh…
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| Is that the Chattanooga
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| Choo choo
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| Choo choo?
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| Right on track 29?
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| My baby I’m fine
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| Boy, you can give me a shine
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| Give me a very good shine
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| There’s gonna be
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| A certain party at the station
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| All dressed up in satin and lace
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| Oh, what a funny face
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| (I used to call funny face)
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| I used to call a-ha just a funny face
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| She’s gonna cry Until
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| I tell her that I’ll never roam. |
| So
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| Chattanooga Choo Choo
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| Won’t you Choo Choo me home! |