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Swing and Turn, Jubilee

from From the Window of a Train by Scott Ezell

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Americana traditional.

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Swing and Turn Jubilee

It's all out on the old railroad,
It's all out on the sea,
All out on the old railroad,
Far as I can see.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

Hardest work I ever done,
Workin' on the farm,
Easiest work I ever done,
Swingin' my true love's arm.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

If I had a needle and thread,
As fine as I could sew,
I'd sew my true love to my side
And down this creek I'd go.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

If I had no horese to ride,
I'd be found a-crawlin'
Up and down this rocky road
Lookin' for my darlin'.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

Some will come on a Sat'day night,
Some will come on Sunday;
If you give 'em half a chance
They'll be back on Monday.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

I won't have no widder man
Neither will my cousin,
You can get such stuff as that
For fifteen cents a dozen.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

Coffee grows on a white oak tree,
Sugar runs in brandy,
Girls are sweet as a lump of gold,
Boys as sweet as candy.

Swing and turn, Jubilee,
Live and learn, Jubilee.

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from From the Window of a Train, released January 1, 2008

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Scott Ezell

Scott Ezell is a Pacific Rim writer and multi-genre artist with a background in Asia, border zones, and indigenous peoples. His music spans folk, ambient, and experimental styles.

www.scottezell.com

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