The Wreck Of The 1262

Doc Watson

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Tom:
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C C7 F Dm She just left the point at Chiekany
G G7 C The freight number twelve-sixty-two
G7 C C7 F Dm And on down the mountain she travelled
G G7 C So brave were the men in her crew [Verse 2]
C C7 F Dm Then the engineer pulled at the whistle
G G7 C For the brakes wouldn't work when app-lied
C C7 F Dm And the brakeman climbed out on the car top
G G7 C For he knew what that whistle had cried [Instrumental]
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[Verse 3]
C C7 F Dm With all of the strength that God gave him
G G7 C He tied in those brakes with a prayer
G7 C C7 F Dm But the train went right on down that mountain
G G7 C Her whistle still piercing the air [Verse 4]
C C7 F Dm She travelled at sixty an hour
G G7 C Gaining speed every foot of the way
C C7 F Dm And then with a crash it was over
G G7 C And there on the track the freight lay [Instrumental]
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G G7 C [Verse 5]
C C7 F Dm It's not the amount of the damage
G G7 C Or the value of what the wreck cost
C C7 F Dm It's the sad scene they found in the cabin
G G7 C Where the lives of two brave men were lost [Verse 6]
C C7 F Dm They found them at their post in the wreckage
G G7 C Where they died when the engine had fell
G7 C C7 F Dm The engineer still held the whistle
G G7 C And the fireman still clung to the bell [Verse 7]
C C7 F Dm Now this story is told of a freight train,
G G7 C But it should be a warning to all;
G7 C C7 F Dm We need to be prepared ev'ry moment,
G G7 C For we can never tell when He'll call.
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