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Artist: Clint Eastwood
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Stop That Train
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Stop That Train
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The next train will be leaving, from platform one
Stop that train, I wanna get on
My baby, she is leaving me now
Stop that train, I wanna get on
My baby, she is leaving me now
Shalalala.. (fi go jam, ey!)
Shalalala.. (oooh, yeaheah)
Shalalala.. (fi go jam, ey!)
Shalalala..
Stop that train, I wanna get on
My baby, she is leaving me now
Stop that train, I wanna get on
My baby, she is leaving me now
Shalalala.. (fi go jam, ey!)
Shalalala.. (oooh, yeaheah)
Shalalala.. (fi go jam, ey!)
Shalalala..
'Cause if you miss the train I'm on
How did you know that I am gone?
And you can hear the whistle blow
Five hundred miles
Five hundred miles, five hundred miles
Was he so damn sit on the voodoo file
And you can hear the whistle blow
Five hundred miles
Hey, mister postman, bring back my woman, (I beg you)
Hey, mister postman, bring back my woman
I need, I need, I need a woman, (fi go jam, hey-a)
I want, I want, I want a good one (oh yeah, me wanna)
'Cause if you miss the train I'm on
And then you'll know that I am gone
And you can hear the whistle blow
Five hundred miles
Five hundred miles, five hundred miles
Was he so damn sit on the voodoo file
And you can hear the whistle blow
Five hundred miles
Hey, mister postman, bring back my woman, (please)
Hey, mister postman, (I beg you) bring back my woman
I need, I need, I need a woman, (fi go jam, ey!)
I want, I want, I want a good one. (oh yeah, me wanna)
'Cause if you miss the train I'm on
And then you'll know that I am gone
And you can hear the whistle blow
Five hundred miles
Five hundred miles, five hundred miles
Was he so damn sit on the voodoo file
And you can hear the whistle blow
Five hundred miles
Let it go!
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