Farmer Labor Train
Woody Guthrie
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G From the high Canadian RockiesC to the land of Mexico,D D7 city and the country, whereverG you may go, through the wild and windyC weather, the sun and sleet and rain,D comes a-whistlin' through theD7 G country this Farmer-Labor train.G C Listen to the jingle and the rumble and the roar,D she's rollin' through New EnglandD7 G to the West Pacific shore. It's a long time we've been waitin',C now she's whistlin' 'round the bend,D roll on into Congress on thatD7 G G D D7 G Farmer-Labor train.Continúa después del anuncioG There's lumberjacks andC teamsters and sailors from the sea,D there's farmin' boys from TexasD7 G and the hills of Tennessee, there's miners from Kentucky,C there's fishermen from Maine,D every worker in the countryD7 G rides that Farmer-Labor train.G There's warehouse boys andC truckers and guys that skin the cats,D men that run the steel mills,D7 G the furnace and the blast. Through the smoky factoryC cities, o'er the hot and dusty plains,D and the cushions they areD7 G crowded, on this Farmer-LaborG D D7 G train.G There's folks of every colorC and they're ridin' side by side,D through the swamps of LouisianaD7 G and across the Great Divide. From the wheat fields and theC orchards and the lowing cattle range,D and they're rolling ontoD7 G victory on this Farmer-Labor train.G This train pulled intoC Washington, a bright and happy day,D when she steamed into theD7 station you could hear the peopleG say: "There's that Farmer-LaborC Special, she's full of union men,D headin' onto White House on theD7 G G D D7 G Farmer-Labor train."