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Railroad Blues

from The Summer Spree by The Ramblers

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I was down there, son
I saw this man with his microphone
He murdered himself
On the top of the tracks
Smoking a pipe,
He added some crack
He murdered himself
On the railroad track.

I was downtown, son
I hexed this man and his smoking dog
'Just gimme a dime
And a single coin'
Crawling aboard For a dusty coin
He was under my spell, baby
For one single coin.

Was up there, oh son
I watched the dead man, supposed to be gone
The voodoo guy with his microphone
And when the blood begins to flow
He whispered to me 'You'd better go'.

And I hooked up there, oh son
From Baton-Rouge to Texas, Austin
Oh, a few more cigs and a bottle of gin
Oh, and the man went on
The man was gone oh, with my Hedges & Benson

And I was up there oh, mum
I can tell I was about to run
When he pulled his gun
When he pulled his gun
And when the blood begins to flow
I can tell you, baby, that I ran home slow
I can tell you, thay I ran home slow.
I can tell you, that I ran home slow.

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from The Summer Spree, released January 15, 2014

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The Ramblers Lyon, France

[EN] The Ramblers is a 4 piece alternative rock band from Lyon, France.
Influenced by Led Zep, The Velvet underground, Rolling Stones and Allman Brothers Band, The Ramblers are building up their own musical identity in between jam rock, blues, and psychedelic.

[FR] The Ramblers est un groupe de rock alternatif qui construit son identité musicale autour du jam rock, du blues, et du psychédélisme.
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