The Gambler
"Good morning Mister Railroad man.
What time do your trains toll by?"
"At nine-sixteen and two-forty-four
And twenty five minutes till five."
"It's nine-sixteen and two-forty-four,
Twenty-five minutes till fi
Pink Tea lyrics


On bright days, make sundaes!
And tea time, is always
In short time with sunlight
We're gunna wait
<
ve,
Thank you Mr. Railroad man,
I want to watch your trains roll by."
Standing on a platform,
Smoking a cheap cigar
Waiting for an old freight-train
That carries an empty car.
Well, l pulled my hat down over my eyes,
And l walked across the track,
And 
Can't Help It lyrics


[Chorus]
What's with the self-inflicted pain? 
(I can't help it!) 
How come everytime I see you aroun
I caught me the end of an old freight-train,
And I never did come back.
I sat down in a gamblin' game,
And I could not play my hand,
Just thinkin' about that woman I love
Run away with another man.
Run away with another man, poor boy
Run away with anot
Get What You Get lyrics

and you get what you get
when you did what you did
and you know why
to forgive and forget when you live in a thre
her man,
I was thinking about that woman that l love,
Run away with another man.
Note: a sort of montage of pieces of Poor By and Danville Girl RG
Recorded by Cisco Houston. Also, I think, Woody Guthrie
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