A Railroad Bum

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[Verse 1]
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I used to be a railroad bum a-livin' on the go
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I rode freights from Canada down to Mexico
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From sunny Cal to Minnesota where the rippling waters fall
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I never seemed to have a dime but I had myself a ball

[Chorus]
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Singin' hi le hi lo he li le li lo
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I used to be a railroad bum but I'm not anymore

[Verse 2]
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I walked in the Silver Dollar in Reno one night
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I Dropped a quarter in a one armed bandit, the lemons lined up right
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Took my winnings then played poker and I won ten thousand more
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I used to be a railroad bum but I'm not anymore

[Chorus]
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Singin' hi le hi lo he li le li lo
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I used to be a railroad bum but I'm not anymore

[Break]
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[Verse 3]
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When cotton's white in Tennessee and shrimp boats sail in Maine
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Peach picking time soon will find me ridin' the Georgia train
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Cause I get restless when I'm still I guess I always will
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Want to keep travelin' all my life over another hill

[Chorus]
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Singin' hi le hi lo he li le li lo
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I used to be a railroad bum but I'm not anymore

[Chorus]
                                G
Singin' hi le hi lo he li le li lo
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I used to be a railroad bum but I'm not anymore