Long Black Train (1930)

LONNIE JOHNSON

Here comes that long black train, stoppin' at my door again.
Here comes that long black train, stoppin' at my door again.
That's the same old train, that stole my two best friends.

Engineer blows his whistle, when pass through my old hometown.
Engineer blows his whistle when pass through my old hometown.
The next time he passed through, left me with my head hangin' down.

He's a mean old engineer, ‘s got a heart like a piece of iron.
Mean old engineer, ‘s got a heart like a piece of iron.
He's taken my mother, my father, my wife left me at the station cryin'.

I said, “Mr. Engineer, please let me ride your blind.”
I said, “Mr. Engineer, please don't be so unkind.”
Says, “I'm only a heartbreaker, and you can't ride this train of mine.”

Train started off slowly, tears began streamin' down.
Train started off slowly, tears began streamin' down.
I said, “Lord why was I left, in this god-forsaken town?”

I watched that headlight shinin', far as my poor little eyes could see.
Watched that headlight shinin', far as my poor little eyes could see.
Often wondered why mother and dad, never sent for me.

Curiosidades sobre la música Long Black Train (1930) del Lonnie Johnson

¿Cuándo fue lanzada la canción “Long Black Train (1930)” por Lonnie Johnson?
La canción Long Black Train (1930) fue lanzada en 2005, en el álbum “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 6 (1930 - 1931)”.
¿Quién compuso la canción “Long Black Train (1930)” de Lonnie Johnson?
La canción “Long Black Train (1930)” de Lonnie Johnson fue compuesta por LONNIE JOHNSON.

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