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  • Special Streamline 2:54 Trk 14
    Bukka White (Booker T. Washington White)
    Bukka White - vocal & guitar
    & Washboard Sam (Robert Brown) - wshbrd.
    Recorded: March 7th & 8th 1940 Chicago, Illinois
    Album: Parchman Farm Blues, Roots RTS 33055

    Spoken:
    That's that fast Special Streamline
    Leavin' outta Memphis, Tennessee
    Goin' into New Orleans.
    She runnin' so fast the hobos don't
    fool with this train. They stand on the
    track with their hat in their hands.
    I had a friend girl that mornin' was
    catchin' that train.
    She got up singin' this song:
    Sings:
    'Hey Dad, I'm sorry to leave my home
    Mm-mm-mm
    Lord, Lord, Lord, Lordy'
    Spoken:
    She heard that 8:30 local blowin' that
    mornin'. She hadn't rid the train in a good while.
    She thought it'd have that Special Streamline.
    She heard at 8:30 local when she is comin'
    to the line, declared up for that Streamline
    Blowin' like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    She said, 'Daddy, is that my train?'
    I say, I ain't keepin' up with the train time
    I'm tryin-a make a few dimes.'
    She dropped her head went to singin'
    an cryin':
    Sings:
    'It's alright how you turn me down
    Mm-mm-mm
    I ain't got a dime
    Spoken:
    After she called for a ticket
    She heard this Special Streamline
    going 36 miles from Memphis, Tennessee.
    Make ya lonesome now
    Cause I hobo myself, sometimes.
    (plays guitar & w/wshbrd)
    Man asks her, 'Where the other train?'
    She told him she didn't know
    If she heard a bell she could tell him all about it.
    As she dropped over that hill
    And stopped off in the valley
    She heard the bell begin to toll like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    'Make a sound like a church bell toll'.
    Before she got to that ten mile tunnel
    She blowed and throw'd on the airbrakes.
    (plays guitar & w/wshbrd)
    Airbrakes!
    When she got to that ten mile tunnel
    She was gettin' close
    She was tippin cars on automatic switch
    Gettin' her water and coal on the fly
    You could hear her when she was strikin'
    that double iron like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    When she run 'cross the last one
    She squalled in.
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    This girl looked out an seen that train
    She commenced to singin' an cryin'.
    Sings:
    'Hey, dad I don't wanna leave'
    Mm-mm
    I believe I'll lose my mind'
    When that train got a little closer
    down to New Orleans, she went around
    that curve, you would hear her
    when she's blowin' like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    The people's always standin' at the station
    Lyin' there to see that train come in.
    You would hear her when she squalls.
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd - to end)
    Spoken:
    'Boy, ev'rywhere but here'~
  • Special Streamline 2:54 Trk 14
    Bukka White (Booker T. Washington White)
    Bukka White - vocal & guitar
    & Washboard Sam (Robert Brown) - wshbrd.
    Recorded: March 7th & 8th 1940 Chicago, Illinois
    Album: Parchman Farm Blues, Roots RTS 33055

    Spoken:
    That's that fast Special Streamline
    Leavin' outta Memphis, Tennessee
    Goin' into New Orleans.
    She runnin' so fast the hobos don't
    fool with this train. They stand on the
    track with their hat in their hands.
    I had a friend girl that mornin' was
    catchin' that train.
    She got up singin' this song:
    Sings:
    'Hey Dad, I'm sorry to leave my home
    Mm-mm-mm
    Lord, Lord, Lord, Lordy'
    Spoken:
    She heard that 8:30 local blowin' that
    mornin'. She hadn't rid the train in a good while.
    She thought it'd have that Special Streamline.
    She heard at 8:30 local when she is comin'
    to the line, declared up for that Streamline
    Blowin' like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    She said, 'Daddy, is that my train?'
    I say, I ain't keepin' up with the train time
    I'm tryin-a make a few dimes.'
    She dropped her head went to singin'
    an cryin':
    Sings:
    'It's alright how you turn me down
    Mm-mm-mm
    I ain't got a dime
    Spoken:
    After she called for a ticket
    She heard this Special Streamline
    going 36 miles from Memphis, Tennessee.
    Make ya lonesome now
    Cause I hobo myself, sometimes.
    (plays guitar & w/wshbrd)
    Man asks her, 'Where the other train?'
    She told him she didn't know
    If she heard a bell she could tell him all about it.
    As she dropped over that hill
    And stopped off in the valley
    She heard the bell begin to toll like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    'Make a sound like a church bell toll'.
    Before she got to that ten mile tunnel
    She blowed and throw'd on the airbrakes.
    (plays guitar & w/wshbrd)
    Airbrakes!
    When she got to that ten mile tunnel
    She was gettin' close
    She was tippin cars on automatic switch
    Gettin' her water and coal on the fly
    You could hear her when she was strikin'
    that double iron like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    When she run 'cross the last one
    She squalled in.
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    This girl looked out an seen that train
    She commenced to singin' an cryin'.
    Sings:
    'Hey, dad I don't wanna leave'
    Mm-mm
    I believe I'll lose my mind'
    When that train got a little closer
    down to New Orleans, she went around
    that curve, you would hear her
    when she's blowin' like this:
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd)
    The people's always standin' at the station
    Lyin' there to see that train come in.
    You would hear her when she squalls.
    (plays guitar w/wshbrd - to end)
    Spoken:
    'Boy, ev'rywhere but here'~