Hey Porter!

VERSE 1
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Hey por-ter! Hey por-ter!
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Would you tell me the time?
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How much long-er will it be till we cross
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that Ma-son Dix-on Line?
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At day-light would ya tell that en-gin-eer
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to slow it down?
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Or bet-ter still, just stop the train,
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Cause I wan-na look a-round.

VERSE 2
Hey porter! Hey porter!
What time did ya say?
How much longer will it be till I can
see the light of day?
When we hit Dixie will you tell that engineer
to ring his bell?
And ask everybody that ain't asleep
to stand right up and yell.

VERSE 3
Hey porter! Hey porter!
It's getting light outside.
This old train is puffin' smoke,
and I have to strain my eyes.
But ask that engineer if he will 
blow his whistle please.
Cause I smell frost on cotton leaves
and I feel that Southern breeze.

VERSE 4
Hey porter! Hey porter!
Please get my bags for me.
I need nobody to tell me now
that we're in Tennessee.
Go tell that engineer to make that
lonesome whistle scream,
We're not so far from home 
so take it easy on the steam.

VERSE 5
Hey porter! Hey porter!
Please open up the door.
When they stop the train I'm gonna get off first
Cause I can't wait no more.
Tell that engineer I said thanks alot,
and I didn't mind the fare.
I'm gonna set my feet on Southern soil
and breathe that Southern air.