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1	[Instrument that sounds like a train whistle.]						Look a-yonder comin'	1
2							Comin' down that railroad track	2
3	Woo-woo!						Hey, look a-yonder comin'	3
4							Comin' down that railroad track	4
5	Look a-yonder comin',						It's the Orange Blossom Special	5
6	Comin' down that railroad track,						Bringin' my baby back	6
1	Hey, look a-yonder comin',							1
7	Comin'             down that railroad track,						Well, I'm going down to Florida	7
8	It's the Orange Blossom Special.						And get some sand in my shoes	8
9	Bringin' my baby back.						Or maybe Californy	9
10	Whoo.						And get some sand in my shoes	10
11	Whoo-woo!						I'll ride that Orange Blossom Special	11
12							And lose these New York blues	12
2	[Instrumental break featuring harmonica.]							2
13							"Say man, when you going back to Florida?"	13
14	Whoo, whoo-whoo-woo.						"When am I goin' back to Florida?	14
15	Well, I'm goin' down to Florida,						I don't know, don't reckon I ever	15
16	And get some sand in my shoes.						will."	16
17	Or maybe Californy,						"Ain't you worried about getting your	17
18	And get some sand in my shoes.						nourishment                  in New York?"	18
19	I'll ride that Orange Blossom Special,						"Well, I don't care if I	19
20	And lose these New York blues.						do-die-do-die-do-die-do-die."	20
3	Whoa-whoa!							3
21							Hey talk about a-ramblin'	21
22	[Instrumental break.]						She's the fastest train on the line	22
23							Talk about a-travellin'	23
24	[Man:]						She's the fastest train on the line	24
25	"Say man, when you goin' back to Florida?"						It's that Orange Blossom Special	25
26							Rollin' down the seaboard line	26
4	[Cash:]							4
5	"When am I goin' back to Florida? I don't know, don't reckon I ever will."							5
6								6
7	[Man:]							7
8	"Ain't you worried about gettin' your nourishment in New York?"							8
9								9
10	[Cash:]							10
11	"Well, I don't care if I do-die-do-die-do-die-do-die-do-die."							11
12								12
13	Hey, talk about a-ramblin',							13
14	She's the fastest train on the line.							14
15	Talk about a-travellin',							15
16	She's the fastest train on the line.							16
17	It's that Orange Blossom Special,							17
18	Rollin' down the seaboard line.							18
19	Whoo-woo!							19
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22								22
23	[ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL]							23
24	[Written by: Ervin T. Rouse[1]							24
25	Performed by: Johnny Cash							25
26	Albums: Orange Blossom Special-1965 & 2002, I Walk The Line-2004,							26
27	The Essential Johnny Cash-1992 & 2002, The Unauthorized							27
28	Biography-2007, et al.]							28
29								29
30	[1]Ervin T. Rouse wrote this song (c. 1938), inspired by the railway							30
31	train called the Orange Blossom Special's christening and inaugural							31
32	run (from Miami to New York). Co-authorship is often credited to Florida							32
33	fiddler, Robert Russell “Chubby” Wise (1916-1996), although the copyright							33
34	is in Rouse’s name, supposedly due to Wise’s assertion that ‘there was no							34
35	money in fiddle tunes and that Rouse could copyright it himself, for all							35
36	the good it would do’ (Wise drove a cab at the time). Wise himself							36
37	maintained that he and Rouse were at the Jacksonville Seaboard Railroad							37
38	Station when the train came through on its maiden run from Miami. Rouse							38
39	suggested that they write a tune and Chubby agreed. The two went back to							39
40	Wise’s house and wrote the piece in forty-five minutes, while his wife							40
41	cooked them breakfast. The tune was recorded by Ervin and his brother							41
42	Gordon in New York in June, 1939, but the tune did not become a hit until							42
43	Bill Monroe’s recording of it in 1942 (with Art Wooten on fiddle).]							43

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