The Pietasters - The Pietasters

Little Engine

Little engine, down the line, you're not afraid to try You wanna get up that hill, I think you will. Little engine.

Little engine, off the track, no longer going "clickity clack", Do you finally think it's time to quit, past your prime get over it A little engine, a little engine, a little engine, a little engine.



Credits
Writer(s): Robert French, Luis Carlos Carlos Linares Jr., Stephen Jackson, Tom Goodin, Robert French Jr, Ben Gauslin, Chris Watt, Eric Raecke, Thomas Glenn Goodin, Stephen Lewis Jackson, Jeremy Roberts, Carlos Linares, H. Bayer, Erick Raecke, Caroline Boutwell Jackson, Talmadge Hugh Ross Bayer
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Intro
  2. Dollar Bill
  3. Perfect World
  4. Little Engine
  5. Night Owl
  6. Model Citizen
  7. Factory Concerto
  8. Ace Miller
  9. Metro
  10. Five Days of the Week

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Altri album

  1. Glimmer
  2. Live At Supernova Ska Fest
  3. The Pietasters
  4. Oolooloo
  5. Comply
  6. All Day
  7. Don't Wanna Know
  8. Awesome Mix Tape #6
  9. Willis
  10. Strapped Live!

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