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The Louvin Brothers - Freight Train Boogie

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The Louvin Brothers singing their cover of - Freight Train Boogie. This classic song appeared on a 1960 theme LP from the Capitol Label called, A Tribute to the Delmore Brothers. A 2000 various artists CD released by the Disky Label entitled - A Capitol Rockabilly, Part 3 ... also contained this hard to find boogie. The music and the lyrics are provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. Freight Train Boogie Instrumental Casey Jones he was a mighty man But now he's resting in the promised land The kind of music he could understand Was an eight wheel driver under his command He made the freight train boogie All the time He made the freight train boogie As it rolled down the line Instrumental When that fireman started ringing the bell Everybody along the line could tell Casey Jones he was a coming to town On a 6? 8 wheeler that was burning the ground He made the freight train boogie All the time He made the freight train boogie As it rolled down the line Whoo whoo, wah wah Whoo whoo, wah wah Whoo whoo, wah wah Whoo whoo, wah wah He made the freight train boogie As it rolled down the line Instrumental The Delmore Brothers was a mighty team They could play the boogie and sing like a dream They rocked this nation with a brand new beat When the freight train boogie got 'em on their feet They made the freight train boogie All the time They made the freight train boogie As it rolled down the line Wah wah, wah wah, wah wah Video created May 10/2009 by MisterCanning.



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