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All aboard all aboard	A
The hissing breath of the iron steed	B
Proclaims his wish to be quickly freed	B
And soon as the stroke from the bell we hear	C
He springs at the touch of his engineer	D
And a way we glide	E
O'er prairies wide	E
Through verdant vales	F
And mountain dales	F
To the last great chain	G
Which has striv'n in vain	G
With the Lightning the Lightning	H
the Lightning Palace Train	G
	-
Forgetting far Atlantic	I
And midway scenes romantic	I
We scale the peaks gigantic	I
Which guard the Land of Gold	J
Here silver rills are leaping	H
Here lovely lakes are sleeping	H
And snowclad granites keeping	H
Their watch of years untold	J
	-
We sing a wond'rous story	K
No nation sang before	L
A Continental Chorus	M
That echoes either shore	L
We sang it on the summit	N
We sing it on the plain	G
We've climbed the Grand Sierras	O
With the Lightning Palace Train	G
With the Lighning the Lighning	H
the Lightning Palace Train	G
	-
All aboard all aboard	A
No toil can tire our important steed	B
So once again will we test his speed	B
How quick is the wish of our hearts obey'd	P
He starts at the turn of the downward grade	P
And again we glide	E
By torent side	E
O'er trestl'd deeps	O
Through tunel'd steeps	O
While the victries wane	G
Which they sought to gain	G
With the Lightning the Lightning	H
the Lightning Palace Train	G
	-
'Neath timber'd roofs unending	H
From winters snows defending	H
Through canyons wild descending	H
To the City of the Plain	G
We leave the scenes terrific	H
We pass the fields prolific	H
And view the broad Pacific	H
The Golden gated main	G

Henry Clay Work

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