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Sinon
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11:14 am, Jul 19 2008
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Grateful Dead - Casey Jones

Driving that train, high on cocaine,
Casey jones is ready, watch your speed.
Trouble ahead, trouble behind,
And you know that notion just crossed my mind.


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Grateful Dead - Casey Jones

Driving that train, high on cocaine,
Casey jones is ready, watch your speed.
Trouble ahead, trouble behind,
And you know that notion just crossed my mind.

Never heard that one. Not a big 'dead' fan.

But that made me think of "John Henry", the folk song.

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Since I was supremely bored, I decided to look for train songs from bands I like. This is what I found:

Train Under Water (Bright Eyes)

If the Brakeman Turns My Way (Bright Eyes)

Railway Ties (The Great Lakes Myth Society)

The Engine Driver (The Decemberists)- not really about trains, but the first verse is about an engine driver.

From (Dr. Dog) - from an album not quite out yet, but the chorus lyrics are about a "choo-choo train"

A Witch's Web (Trail of Dead) - "You missed the train and now you're gone/ To join the faceless everyone"

The Grey Estates (Wolf Parade) - "Darling please, let's get out of here/ On a train to who knows where"

Gone For God (The Shins) - "Untie me, I've said no vows/ The train is getting way too loud"

Woke Up New (The Mountain Goats) - "and the world in its cold way started coming alive/ and I stood there like a businessman waiting for a train/ and I got ready for the future to arrive."




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"Trainride in Russia" from U.D.O.
Funny song about how this heavy metal group spent their time in Russia.

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Hobo Blues- John Lee Hooker.

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Peace Train - Cat Stevens
Last Train - Travis



You took them from me.

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Dennis Brown - Westbound Train

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Hot Rails to Hell - Blue Oyster Cult
Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull (c'mon, people!!!)
The City of New Orleans - Arlo Guthrie
The different themes for the Soul Train show.

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Another good one that's a little old is "Ghost Train" by Counting Crows. Although, I suppose it's more of a metaphorical train...

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Runaway Train / by [dunno]

"runaway train never going back, wrong way on a one way truck..."


and there's this 70s or 80s song that goes:

"choo choo train a 'chuggin' down the track... one way ticket to the blues..."

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Trains always make me think about this song (sorry very probably only Italians know him).

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Murder Train a Comin'

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John Mayer - Stop this train

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The Magnetic Fields - Born on a Train

Very good!

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Pat Metheny - Last Train Home

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