Lyrics:
& Ohio
Where would I be without you
God & Ohio
God & Ohio
I'm stronger all because of you
Cincinnati
Raised in the Southern Ohio
Ohio
Family chain longer
At a Delaware, Ohio home
October 4th, it was
Rutherford B. Hayes was born
The fourth child of Sophia's
After school, he attended Kenyon College in
'Twas the year of '23
On my way to Tennessee
Riding on the Norfolk Southern Line
I got pinched in clabam'
cnd they crammed me in the can
I thank God
I talk.
Ball cap boots and jeans and a little southern draw.
I can be up in Ohio or back home in Caroline.
No matter what state I'm in,
I'm in
ticket on the Southern railroad line
I don't have to worry 'cause I know it never leaves on time
Late last night we made love and everything was all
I like a Southern kind a woman, yes i do, me too, easy
Let's make it sound like Frankie Beverly, this for you Frankie Beverly
Now i like them girls
corncob out of Ohio, oh Ohio
Frogs and Fish float upside-down, 'there's nothin' wrong in this railroad town', oh Ohio
When the toxic train comes rollin'
forever more
I'm riding down this sad and lonely southern central railroad line
On my way to misery for such a long long time
I'm traveling down this sad
her away
These words I heard her say
And they're travellin' on that Southern Dixie Flyer
She was only sweet sixteen
And the only joy I've seen
What God
see me out a walking
Talking down that railroad track
You may see me out a walking
Talking down that railroad track
But good gal you done me wrong
I
Running these railroads In this Hell hole I've died over and over to get back to my lifeline
Since you left I haven't lived a day
Tobacco leaves,
sure did
You may see me talking and
Walking down the railroad track
You may see me talking
Walking down the railroad track
But good gal, you done me
Never able to put much food on the table
In a coal covered holler in southern Floyd County
Sam and his brothers all split for Ohio
The day that oldest was
I've never been to Texas
Never been to Ohio
Never really thought about it
Never cared to go
I thought I'd end up in the North
In some apartment
From the flat plains of ohio we drifted out one day,
D g a
For the southern part of the journey
G d g d
Underneath the bridge, the ohio river
John
The Gandy Dancer is a railroad man
And his work is never done
With his pick and his shovel and his willing hands
He makes the railroad run
Railroad smoke sifting through the strong southern sky
I always knew that one day I'd see you die
Said the man at the junction
To the boy in
John
The Gandy Dancer is a railroad man
And his work is never done
With his pick and his shovel and his willing hands
He makes the railroad run
John
The Gandy Dancer is a railroad man
And his work is never done
With his pick and his shovel and his willing hands
He makes the railroad run
train
Now she's got a fire burnin' deep inside
Ridin' on a southbound train
And the clickity-clack of that railroad track
Only helps to fan the flames
No
John
The Gandy Dancer is a railroad man
And his work is never done
With his pick and his shovel and his willing hands
He makes the railroad run
John
The Gandy Dancer is a railroad man
And his work is never done
With his pick and his shovel and his willing hands
He makes the railroad run
I follow the railroad tracks
To the promised land
Where dreams come true
Brothers and sisters can join hands
I follow the drinking gourd
before
In the southern Indiana antique store
In this dying old town on the railroad line
Where no train has rolled through
Since 1969
The Kiwanis Club
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