Train, Train
Train, Train

Blackfoot - Train, Train Lyrics

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Oct 25, 1990
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Train, Train Lyrics

Oh, here it comes

Well, train, train, take me on out of this town
Train, train, Lord, take me on out of this town
Well, that woman I'm in love with, Lord, she's Memphis bound

Well, leavin' here, I'm just a raggedy hobo
Lord, I'm leaving here, I'm just a raggedy hobo
Well, that woman I'm in love with, Lord, she's got to go

Well, goodbye pretty mama, get yourself a money man
Goodbye, pretty mama, Lord, get yourself a money man
You take that midnight train to Memphis
Lord, leave if you can
Oh, take that midnight train to Memphis
Lord, leave if you can
Oh, take that train, baby

Writer(s): Shorty Medlocke
Copyright(s): Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote the song 'Train, Train' by Blackfoot?

    'Train, Train' was written by bluegrass and Delta blues musician 'Shorty' Medlocke, who is the grandfather of Blackfoot's frontman, Rickey Medlocke.

  2. What is the song 'Train, Train' about?

    The song 'Train, Train' narrates a story about a man whose lover is leaving town on a 'Midnight train to Memphis,' and he decides to follow her there. The lyrics convey his determination to catch up with her, possibly even on the same train.

  3. What is unique about the intro of 'Train, Train' by Blackfoot?

    The intro of 'Train, Train' is memorable for its harmonica performance by 'Shorty' Medlocke, which mimics the sound of a steam locomotive blowing its whistle, pulling out of the station, and accelerating to full speed.

  4. When did 'Train, Train' by Blackfoot achieve its peak chart position in the US?

    'Train, Train' by Blackfoot peaked at #38 on the US charts in December 1979. It is one of the band's two US Top 40 hits, the other being 'Highway Song.'

  5. What is the significance of Blackfoot's album 'Strikes'?

    'Strikes' is significant for Blackfoot as it was their first platinum album and produced their only two US Top 40 hits: 'Highway Song' and 'Train, Train.' The album was recorded in Al Nalli's basement studio and completed in January 1979.

  6. Who are the original members of Blackfoot mentioned in the articles?

    The original members of Blackfoot mentioned are Rickey Medlocke (guitarist and vocalist), Charlie Hargrett (guitarist), Greg T. Walker (bassist), and Jakson 'Thunderfoot' Spires (drummer).

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