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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeGeorgia On a Fast Train
On a rainy, windy morning that's the day that I was born onIn the old sharecroppers one room country shackThey say my mammy left me, same day that she had meSaid she hit the road and never once looked backAnd I just thought I'd mention, my grandma's old age pensionIs the reason why I'm standing here todayI got all my country learning, living and a churningPickin' cotton, rasin' hell, and bailin' hayI've been to georgia on a fast train honeyI wudn't born no yestdayGot a good christian raisin' and an eighth grade educationAin't no need in y'all a treatin' me this wayAnd now sweet caroline, I don't guess I'll ever findAnother woman put together like you allWith your wiggle and your walkin', and your big city talkin'Your brand new shiny plymouth rag-top carYeah it's hurry up and wait, in this world of give and takeSeems like haste makes for waste every timeAnd I pray to my soul, when you hear those ages rollYou better know I'm gonna get my share of mineI've been to georgia on a fast train honeyI wudn't born no yestdayGot a good christian raisin' and an eighth grade educationAin't no need in y'all a treatin' me this way
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