Pa al Stasjon
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Pa al Stasjon
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Når togji kryssa va 'ræ morot sjå,
for engorn skull reise, og are skull tå.
Der rek det ferdafolk ifrå land og by.
Dit kom dæ folk frå Nesby'n,
ell endå lenger sy.
Eg såg 'n fysst på perrongen.
For meg so va'ræ ein sensasjon.
Han kom med toget frå Drammen.
Ein neger stod på Ål stasjon.
Han hadde krullut hår og dubbeltspent frakk.
og norsk det kunna'n, eg høyrde'n sa "takk".
Åsso gikk 'n beint burt åt drossju'n hass Per.
Eg lurde på kor'n skull' åv, og ko'n vilde her?
Han va fysste neger'n eg såg.
Eit pust ifrå are lånd.
Eg fårde med heilt te lys og bil,
vart røykjile vekk uppved Strånd.
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Hellbillies performs "Pa al Stasjon", and this lyric page sits inside the Hellbillies catalog on LyroVerse.
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