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Artist: Link Wray
Canonical path: /link-wray/soul-train
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Soul Train
Soul Train lyrics by Link Wray. Chorus: Get on that soul train Down there in New Orleans Goes 'cross the USA To hear What the people sing Goes up to DC...
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Soul Train
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Chorus:
Get on that soul train
Down there in New Orleans
Goes 'cross the USA
To hear
What the people sing
Goes up to DC
Philadelph-I-A
Goes up to Boston
Down to FLA
(Chorus)
Goes to New York City
Where they do
The nitty-gritty
Goes up to Buffalo
Down through Idaho
(Chorus)
Goes up to Chicago
Detroit too
Spreads to LA
Down to
San Francisco Bay
(Chorus)
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Link Wray performs "Soul Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Link Wray catalog on LyroVerse.
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