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| Song Name: |
The Hell-Bound Train |
By: |
George Thorogood & The Destroyers |
| Posted By: |
WaltP |
Difficulty: |
Any |
| Key: |
A |
Genre: |
Folk |
| Harp Type: |
Diatonic |
Audio: |
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| Created: |
2009-01-30 12:01:21 |
Modified: |
0000-00-00 00:00:00 |
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| Song: |
THE HELL-BOUND TRAIN
Traditional American
George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Key: A, tabbed on E Harp
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A strang-er ly-in' on a bar-room floor
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Had drank so much he could drink no more
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He fell a-sleep with a trou-bled brain
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To dream that he rode on a hell-bound train
The engine was bloody
It was sweaty and damp
And brilliantly lit with a brimstone lamp
An imp for fuel was shovelin' bones
While a furnace rang with a thousand groans
The boiler was filled with lager beer
The devil himself was the engineer
The passengers were most a motley crew
Some were foreigners, and others he knew
Rich men in broadcloth, beggars in rags
Handsome young ladies and wicked old hags
As the train rushed on at a terrible pace
Sulfuric fumes scorched there hands and face
Wider and wider the country grew
Faster and faster the engine flew
Louder and louder the thunder crashed
Brighter and brighter the lightnin' flashed
Hotter and hotter the air became
Til the clothes were burnin' with each quivering flame
Then out of the distance there came a yell
"Ha ha," said the devil, "We're nearin' hell!"
Oh, how the passengers, stricken with pain
Begged old Satan to stop that train
The stranger awoke with an anguished cry
His clothes wet with sweat and his hair standin' high
He fell to his knees on the barroom floor
And prayed and prayed like never before
And the prayers and vows were not in vain
For he never rode that hellbound train
Ha ha ha ha ha
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