| Last night I went down to the railroad tracks
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| To watch that train roll by
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| 99 cars screaming into the dark
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| I heard the lonesome whistle cry
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| With her name on my arm and the rain coming down
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| I kissed her like it was the first time
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| I took her down to the railroad tracks, and her red, red lips touched mine
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| She said,"I wanna rock and roll
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| Wanna hoochie coo
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| Shake that thing
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| Baby, love me too"
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| The woman’s got a walk to make a man cry, throw back his head and howl
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| Ruby red lips, liquid hips, more than the law will allow
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| If I told her once, I told her twice
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| I must of told her a thousand times
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| I got a red hot mind and a cold black heart
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| I am the jealous kind
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| The woman just laughed and said, «Sweet Daddy
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| You know you are the only one
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| You’re my smooth lover boy, my heartache and joy
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| Com on let’s have some fun.»
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| It was early last night, I went downtown
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| To a place called Johnny’s Last Stand
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| Through the blues and the smoke
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| I saw her on the dance floor
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| She’s with another man
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| The dead man’s name was Louie Dupree
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| I pushed the little button on my knife
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| I walked up and said, «Hello boys and girls
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| Have you enjoyed your life?»
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| It’s time to rock and roll
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| Wanna hoochie coo
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| Shake that thing
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| Baby, love me too
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| Last night I went down to the railroad tracks
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| To watch that train roll by
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| 99 cars screaming into the dark
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| I heard the lonesome whistle cry
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| With her name on my arm and the rain coming down
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| I kissed her for the very last time
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| I took her down to the railroad track and her dead, red lips touched mine
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| I wanna rock and roll
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| Wanna hoochie coo
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| Shake that thing
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| Baby, love me too
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| Rock and roll
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| Hoochie coo
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| Shake that thing
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| Baby, love me too |