Mile Long Train
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Mile Long Train
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Wagon train mile long train
Four hundred mules six hundred men they didn't know the devil was in
This mile long train wagon train
A man in black no one knew his name he was a devil for sure a leadin' that train
He said all you miners mule skinners too fifteen days I'll save for you
You see that plain those mountains there I'll take you across ha ha ha if you dare
Wagon train mile long train...
Now the only way out was the way they came in
And the shiftin' sand coverd track where they've been
So one by one they all died of thirst
And the the devil has laughed in this mile long hurst
That's where the name Death Valley began for there's no way out and only one way in
Wagon train mile long train...
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