The Limeliters - Wabash cannonball

^AListen to the jingle, the ^Drumble, and the roar As she ^Eglides along the woodland, through hills, and by the ^Ashore She’s ^Amighty tall and handsome and she’s ^Dknown quite well by all ^EYou can find no equal to the Wabash Cannon^Aball

From the ^Agreat Atlantic Ocean to the ^Dbroad Pacific shore From ^Esunny California to icy Labra^Ador As she ^Aclimbs the flow’ry mountains, hear those ^Dlonesome hobos call While ^Etrav’lin’ through the jungle on the Wabash Cannon^Aball

^AListen to the jingle, the ^Drumble, and the roar As she ^Eglides along the woodland, through hills, and by the ^Ashore She’s ^Amighty tall and handsome and she’s ^Dknown quite well by all ^EYou can find no equal to the Wabash Cannon^Aball

^AThis train runs to Memphis, Fort ^DWorth, and Mexico She ^Erolls through East St. Louis and she never does it ^Aslow As she ^Aglides through Colorado, you can ^Dhear an awful squall You can ^Etell her by her whistle, the Wabash Cannon^Aball

^AListen to the jingle, the ^Drumble, and the roar As she ^Eglides along the woodland, through hills, and by the ^Ashore She’s ^Amighty tall and handsome and she’s ^Dknown quite well by all ^EYou can find no equal to the Wabash Cannon^Aball

^AListen to the jingle, the ^Drumble, and the roar As she ^Eglides along the woodland, through hills, and by the ^Ashore She’s ^Amighty tall and handsome and she’s ^Dknown quite well by all ^EYou can find no equal to the Wabash Cannon^Aball

Well, the ^AEastern States are dandy, so the ^DWestern people say ^ENew York to Chicago, St. Louis by the ^Away She ^Aclimbs to Minnesota where the ^Drippling waters fall No ^Echanges can be taken on the Wabash Cannon^Aball

^AListen to the jingle, the ^Drumble, and the roar As she ^Eglides along the woodland, through hills, and by the ^Ashore She’s ^Amighty tall and handsome and she’s ^Dknown quite well by all ^EYou can find no equal to the Wabash Cannon^Aball ^{D A}