C G Once I rode an orphan trainG7 C And my brother did the sameF They split us up in MissouriC G C James was five and I was threeG He got taken by some pairF C But for me they did not careF We were brave and did not cryC G C When they made us say goodbyeF That was the last I saw of himC G Before some family took me inC F But I swore I'd run awayC G C And find my brother James somedayG I went back when I was grownF C To find our old Children's HomeF And I asked for to see my fileC G C Of when I was an orphan childG It's sad, they say, there's been a floodF C File washed away in Missouri mudF Sometimes life is a stone wallC G C You either climb, or else you fallF In every town, on every streetC G All the faces that I meetC F And I wonder, could this one beC G C My brother James come back to meG Though I don't know where he's goneG7 C I have searched my whole life longF Now I roam from town to townC G C But there's no orphan lost-and-foundF Sometimes I dream a pleasant sightC G My brother James and I uniteC F Remembering our last goodbyeC G C No longer brave, we start to cryF I hope he lives a life of easeC G And all his days a soft, warm breezeC F May he sit upon a throneC G C And may he never sleep aloneG Once I rode an orphan trainG7 C And my brother did the sameF They split us up in MissouriC G C James was five and I was three
Rider On An Orphan Train
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