All aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainThe Freedom Train's a-rollin'Down two hundred years of trackTwo hundred years of gloryNever to turn backThe train is called, "America"Your ticket is the dreamThat lit the torch of freedomFor all the world to seeShe left the station in Lexington, In 1776And rolled to PhiladelphiaWhere the Liberty Bell was fixedGeorge Washington, was the engineerJohn Adams, shoveled coalBen Franklin, punched the ticketsTom Jefferson, added soulAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainShe rolled to Old New Orleans, for the battle of 1812With Old Hickory at the throttleShe drove the British outThe Freedom Train's, a fine trainThe best the world has seenHer whistle blows for the libertyDemocracy, is the steamWheels forged in sweaty PittsburghRolled 'cross the Mississipp'From Texas to Missouri, a new exciting tripThen bang, the track was brokenSmashed by a cannonballBlue and gray dividedWill the nation stand or fall?All aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainThen Honest Abe, stepped in the cabAnd the wheels began to rollThe Freedom Train, must never stopThe republic never fallThrough the bloody fields, of GettysburgThe tears shone in his eyesAs he drove the train with furyAnd freedom did surviveOnce again, the train rolled westwardTo California's golden shoreThrough the desert, and prairieStronger than beforeFrom Atlantic to PacificShe rolled the rails, with prideAnd traveled the tracks to gloryThat good old,American kindAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainThere's much more to this storyThere's Wilson and RooseveltWho passed the torch to TrumanThe flame did not go outOf Dwight D. Eisenhower, and LBJ, we singTwo brothers, known as KennedyAnd Martin Luther KingStill, the train rolls forwardOver history's rugged trailStrengthened, by her journeyHer light, will never failYou and I, will roll alongAnd stroke the freedom fireFor we stand tall, Americans allNo honor, can be higherAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom TrainAll aboard America! Here comes the Freedom Train
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Porter Wayne Wagoner (Sevierville, Tennessee, 12 de agosto de 1927-28 de octubre de 2007) fue un cantante de música country estadounidense. Él era conocido por sus llamativos trajes. En los años 1960 contrató a una joven Dolly Parton para que cantara en su…
