Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
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Ah, that's fine.
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That's really good.
Gene Sullivan there,
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Columbia recording artist
with Past the Biscuits.
That really takes me back
home.
Another Columbia recording artist
whose top's for Louisiana
hayride pickin' and singin'
is Johnny Horton,
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known as the Singing Fisherman.
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Say, Singing Fisherman, how are the bass bitin'?
Well,
I'll tell ya,
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frankly, they're bitin' real good,
especially on the little bait
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that I've invented.
You go out early in the mornin',
you know...
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Hold on, John.
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He'll be talking all night, folks.
Take over,
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John, with a song.
What do you say?
John Henry Walsh
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A little bitty boy
No bigger than the palm of
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Freddy's hand
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Johnny's mama looked down
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at Henry and she said
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She said, my Johnny's gonna be a steel driving man,
man, man
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Johnny's gonna be a steel driving man,
yeah
John Henry said to his captain
Said a man ain't nothin' but a man
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But before I let the
steam drum beat me down
I'm gonna die with this hammer in my hand,
oh, oh
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Gonna die with this hammer in my hand
John Henry said to his shaker
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Shaker, why don't you pray
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If my hammer misses that
little piece of steel,
boy, tomorrow'll be a fair day, day,
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day, tomorrow'll be a fair day
Johnny Henry said to his shaker, shaker
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why don't you sing?
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If my hammer misses that
little piece of steel,
boy, listen to that coal steel ring, ring,
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ring, listen to that coal steel ring
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G
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Oh!
The captain, he said to John Henry
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Did I believe the mouth was sinkin' in?
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John Henry laughed at his captain,
he said
Ain't nothin' but my hammer suckin' wind,
Lordy, Lordy
Ain't nothin' but my
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hammer suckin' wind
John Henry had a little woman
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Her name was Polly An n
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Johnny got sick and he had to go to bed
But Polly Ann drove that stupid flock of men,
Lordy, Lordy
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Polly Ann drove that stupid flock of men
They took Johnny and
Red to the graveyard
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Stuck him six feet under the sand
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Yeah, there's a locomotive
that come rollin' by
Johnny lies a steel drivin' man
And there yonder lies a steel
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drivin' man
Thank you very much.
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