How Long
How long, baby, how long?
Has that evening train been gone?
Baby how long, yes how long?
How long?
I went to the station
To watch my babe leave town
Feeling low and disgusted
For my baby couldn't be found
How long? How long, how long?
If I could holler
Like a mountain jack
I'd climb the highest mountain
To call my baby back
Oh, how long? Yes, how long, how long?
I hear the lords of wheels and poet
But I see no train
My heart is aching and breaking and I want it bad
But how long, yes how long, babe, how long?
Has that evening train been gone?
Baby how long, yes how long?
How long?
I went to the station
To watch my babe leave town
Feeling low and disgusted
For my baby couldn't be found
How long? How long, how long?
If I could holler
Like a mountain jack
I'd climb the highest mountain
To call my baby back
Oh, how long? Yes, how long, how long?
I hear the lords of wheels and poet
But I see no train
My heart is aching and breaking and I want it bad
But how long, yes how long, babe, how long?
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Writer(s): Connie Rae Harrington, Joseph Martin Beck
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