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Wreck Of The Old 97

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All The Good Times
Angel Band
Banks Of The Ohio
Beautiful Life
Blessings
Boil Them Cabbage Down
Bound To Ride
Bury Me Beneath The Willows
Careless Love
Cider Through A Straw
Cindy
Crawdad Song
Crying Holy
Desperado
Desperation Blues
Dinah
Dixie
Do Lord
Don't Fence Me In
Down In The Boondocks
Down In The Valley
East Virginia Blues
Engine 143
Foggy Mountain Top
Get On Board
Goober Peas
Good Morning Mr. Railroad Man
Good Night Irene
Grandfather's Clock
Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
Hard, Ain't It Hard
He's Got The Whole World In His Hands
Hobo Bill
Home Sweet Home
I Am A Pilgrim
I Don`t Blame Her
I Feel Like Traveling On
I Saw The Light
I Wish I Was Single Again
I'll Fly Away
Jesse James
John Hardy
Lonesome Road Blues
Lonesome Road
Lonesome Valley
Long Journey Home
Lord, I'm Coming Home
Mama Don't Low
Mama Tried
Mammas Don'tLet Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
My Home's Across The Smokey Mountains
My Old Kentucky Home
New River Train
Nine Pound Hammer
Old Joe Clark
Old Plank Road
Reuben's Train
Roll On Buddy
Roll On The Ground Boys
Run Boy Run!
Rosewood Casket
Sourwood Mountain
Sweet By and By
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
The Blackest Crow
The Foggy, Foggy Dew
This Train Is Bound For Glory
Turkey In The Straw
Uncle Joe
Wabash Cannonball
Walkin' Boss
When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
When You And I Were Young Maggie
Whispering Hope
Wildwood Flower
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Wreck Of The Old 97
key of C
            C
 4      5    6   6   6   5   4
Well, they gave him his or-ders 

   F
 4 -5  -5   -5  -6  7
at Mon-roe, Vir-gin-ia,

         C             D7           G7
-7  -6     6    7   7  -8  -8   7   -7
Say-ing "Steve you are way be-hind time.

         C           C7
-6   -7  7    7   7    7
This is not 'thir-ty-eight'

         F
 4   4   -5    -5  -5 -6  7
But it's old 'nine-ty-sev-en'

         C                       G7  C
-7   -6   6   6   6 -6  5   4    -4   4
You must put her in-to Dan-ville on time."


verse 2
He turned and said to his black greasy fireman,
"Just shovel on a little more coal,
And when we cross the White Oak Mountain
You can watch old 'nenety-seven' roll."

verse 3
It's a mighty rough road 
from Lynchburg to Danville,
On a line on a three mile grade,
It was on this grade 
that he lost his average
You can see what a jump he made.

verse 4
He was going down the grade
makin' ninety miles an hour,
When his whistle broke into a scream,
They found him in the wrect
With his hand on the throttle,
He was scalded to death by the steam.

verse 5
Now, ladies, you must take warning,
From this time now on learn,
Never speak harsh words 
to your true loving husband,
He may leave you and never return.