New Orleans-Wynton Marsalis
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[00:01.37]city of new orleans - various artists
[00:03.88]riding on the city of new orleans
[00:08.57]illinios central, monday morning rail
[00:11.79]
[00:13.99]15 cars and 15 restless riders
[00:18.97]3 conductors and 25 sacks of mail
[00:24.36]all along a southbound odyssey
[00:27.04]
[00:27.58]the train pulls out of kankakee
[00:30.15]rolls along past houses, farms and fields
[00:33.37]
[00:35.90]passing trains that have no name
[00:38.29]freight yards full of old black men
[00:40.42]
[00:41.11]the graveyards of the rusted automobiles
[00:45.16]
[00:46.77]singing good morning america, how are you?
[00:49.70]
[00:51.42]saying, don't you know me i'm your native son?
[00:56.65]i'm the train they call the city of new orleans
[01:02.10]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[01:10.66]dealing cards with the old men in the club car
[01:16.61]penny a point, ain't no one keeping score
[01:21.49]pass the paper bag that holds the bottle
[01:27.65]feel the wheels a rumbling neath the floor
[01:32.38]and the sons of pullman porters
[01:35.09]and the sons of engineers
[01:37.49]ride their fathers magic carpet made of steel
[01:44.01]and mothers with their babes asleep
[01:46.42]rockin to the gentle beat
[01:49.21]and the rhythm of the rails is all they feel
[01:54.84]singing good morning america, how are you?
[01:59.54]saying don't you know me, i'm your native son?
[02:04.75]i'm the train they call the city of new orleans
[02:10.24]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[02:18.77]nighttime on the city of new orleans
[02:24.46]changing cars in memphis, tennessee
[02:29.91]halfway home and well be there by morning
[02:33.43]
[02:34.96]through the mississippi darkness rolling down to the sea
[02:40.40]but all the towns and people seem
[02:43.40]to fade into a bad dream
[02:45.93]and the steel rails still ain't heard the news
[02:51.24]the conductor sings his song again
[02:54.13]the passengers will please refrain
[02:56.85]this train has got the disappearing railroad blues
[03:02.65]singing good morning america, how are you?
[03:07.23]saying don't you know me, i'm your native son?
[03:12.54]i'm the train they call the city of new orleans
[03:17.90]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[03:23.63]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[03:29.34]
[00:03.88]riding on the city of new orleans
[00:08.57]illinios central, monday morning rail
[00:11.79]
[00:13.99]15 cars and 15 restless riders
[00:18.97]3 conductors and 25 sacks of mail
[00:24.36]all along a southbound odyssey
[00:27.04]
[00:27.58]the train pulls out of kankakee
[00:30.15]rolls along past houses, farms and fields
[00:33.37]
[00:35.90]passing trains that have no name
[00:38.29]freight yards full of old black men
[00:40.42]
[00:41.11]the graveyards of the rusted automobiles
[00:45.16]
[00:46.77]singing good morning america, how are you?
[00:49.70]
[00:51.42]saying, don't you know me i'm your native son?
[00:56.65]i'm the train they call the city of new orleans
[01:02.10]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[01:10.66]dealing cards with the old men in the club car
[01:16.61]penny a point, ain't no one keeping score
[01:21.49]pass the paper bag that holds the bottle
[01:27.65]feel the wheels a rumbling neath the floor
[01:32.38]and the sons of pullman porters
[01:35.09]and the sons of engineers
[01:37.49]ride their fathers magic carpet made of steel
[01:44.01]and mothers with their babes asleep
[01:46.42]rockin to the gentle beat
[01:49.21]and the rhythm of the rails is all they feel
[01:54.84]singing good morning america, how are you?
[01:59.54]saying don't you know me, i'm your native son?
[02:04.75]i'm the train they call the city of new orleans
[02:10.24]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[02:18.77]nighttime on the city of new orleans
[02:24.46]changing cars in memphis, tennessee
[02:29.91]halfway home and well be there by morning
[02:33.43]
[02:34.96]through the mississippi darkness rolling down to the sea
[02:40.40]but all the towns and people seem
[02:43.40]to fade into a bad dream
[02:45.93]and the steel rails still ain't heard the news
[02:51.24]the conductor sings his song again
[02:54.13]the passengers will please refrain
[02:56.85]this train has got the disappearing railroad blues
[03:02.65]singing good morning america, how are you?
[03:07.23]saying don't you know me, i'm your native son?
[03:12.54]i'm the train they call the city of new orleans
[03:17.90]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[03:23.63]i'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done
[03:29.34]
