Wabash Cannonball-Roy Acuff

[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:时间戳工具V2.0_20200810] [offset:0] [00:20.25]Listen to the jingle the rumble and the roar as she glides along the woodland [00:25.89]O'er the hills and by the shore [00:28.25] [00:28.81]Hear the rush of the mighty engine hear the lonesome hobos call [00:33.19] [00:33.74]He's riding through the jungle on the Wabash cannon ball [00:38.32]Now the western states are dandies so the southern people say from Chicago [00:44.33]And St [00:45.01]Louis [00:45.54]And Peoria by the way [00:47.24]To the lake of Minnesota where the rippling waters flow no chances to be [00:52.78]Taken on [00:53.32]The Wabash cannon ball [00:56.36] [01:15.19]Listen to the jingle the rumble and the roar as she glides along the woodland [01:21.01]O'er the hills and by the shore [01:23.28] [01:23.82]Hear the rush of the mighty engine hear the lonesome hobos call [01:28.73]He's riding through the jungle on the Wabash cannon ball [01:32.65] [01:33.19]She pulled in to the station one cold December day [01:37.56]As she rolled up to the platform you could hear all the people say [01:42.19]Now theirs a gal from Birmingham she's Elong and she's tall she came down [01:47.55]From Georgia [01:48.57]On the Wabash cannon ball [01:51.01] [01:51.52]Listen to the jingle the rumble and the roar as she glides along the woodland [01:58.13]O'er the hills and by the shore [02:00.16]Hear the rush of the mighty engine hear the lonesome hobos call [02:04.87]He's riding through the jungle on the Wabash cannon ball [02:09.41]Now heres to daddy claxton may his name forever stand [02:13.94]And always be remembered in the courts of all the land [02:18.45]His earthly race is over and as the curtain falls [02:22.98]We'll carry him back to Dixie on the Wabash cannon ball [02:26.13]Wabash Cannonball [02:27.21] [02:27.79]Listen to the jingle the rumble and the roar as she glides along the woodland [02:34.38]O'er the hills and by the shore [02:36.50]Hear the rush of the mighty engine hear the lonesome hobos call [02:41.06]He's riding through the jungle on the Wabash cannon ball