G What I feel is like an old freight trainG Five miles long in the pouring rainC G Rolling out of Detroit loaded up with shiny carsD G And I'm sitting in a Cadillac smoking on a big cigar [Verse 2]G What I feel's like an engine roomG Open it up and smell the perfumeC G I love that diesel burning up the atmosphereD G When you hear me blow well honey baby know I'm near [Chorus]G F Well I'm going down to Lincoln townC G Turn your pretty little head aroundG F Take the next train outward boundC G Carry you out of Lincoln town [Verse 3]G Well babe you know my home is with youG There ain't no town or city will doC G I need a rolling partner carrying me down the lineD G And I'm a-comin' into Lincoln town baby right on time [Verse 4]G Because love is like an automobileG Or maybe a freight train dependin' on how you feelC G Big wheels rolling listen to that engine whineD G On rubber or steel honey baby I don't mind [Chorus]G F Well I'm going down to Lincoln townC G Turn your pretty little head aroundG F Take the next train outward boundC G Carry you out of Lincoln town, Comin' to getcha baby [Verse 5]G When you see that old black smokeG You know it's time to pack you a coatC G Meet me at the station about a quarter to nineD G You can ride in my Cadillac or baby you can ride the blinds, I don't mind [Chorus]G F Cuz I'm going down to Lincoln townC G Turn your pretty little head aroundG F Take the next train outward boundC G Carry you out of Lincoln town [Chorus]G F I said I'm going down to Lincoln townC G Turn your pretty little head aroundG F Take the next train southward boundC G Carry you out of Lincoln town
Lincoln Town
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