Take The "A" Train
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Take The "A" Train
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Come on down, let's take the "a" train
To take a little ride around the city.
Brooklyn or broadway train
You'll see that old new york is kind of pretty.
Take your baby subway ridin'
That's where romance may be hidin' (let's take a ride)
Take, you should take the "a" train
To get to sugar hill way up in harlem.
Come on baby, climb aboard the "a" train
That's the way to get to sugar hill in harlem
And if you get aboard the "a" train
You'll get to sugar hill and in a hurry.
Listen here, listen to the train a comin'
Hear the rails a hummin' (let's take a ride)
Climb aboard, climb aboard the "a" train
To take a little ride around the city.
(All aboard...)
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Who performs "Take The \"A\" Train"?
Chicago performs "Take The \"A\" Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Chicago catalog on LyroVerse.
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