Bringin' In The Georgia Mail
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Bringin' In The Georgia Mail
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See that engine puffin' boy she's making time
That old train's blowin' off the rail rail rail
Headin' for the mountain that she's got to climb
Bringin' in the Georgia mail
[ dobro - banjo ]
Ninety miles an hour and she's gaining speed
Listen to the whistle moan and wail wail wail
Has she got the power I'll say yes indeed
Bringin' in the Georgia mail
[ harmonica ]
Seein' drivers travel watch her spin the track
Ought to put that engineer in jail jail jail
Has she got her rollin' watch her ball the jack Bringin' in the Georgia mail
[ dobro - banjo ]
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