Talkin' Subway Lyrics
The song Talkin' Subway is performed by Woody Guthrie in the album named Woody Guthrie's American Song (1994 PopeTheater Cast) in the year 1996 .
I struck out for old New York,
Thought I'd find me a job of work.
One leg up and the other leg down,
I come in through a hole in the ground.
Holland Tunnel. Three mile tube.
Skippin' through the Hudson River dew.
I blowed into New York town,
And I looked up and I looked down,
Everybody I seen on the streets
Was all a running down in a hole in the ground.
I follered 'em. See where they's a going.
Newsboy said they're tryin' to smoke a rat out of a hole.
I run down thirty eight flights of stairs,
Boy, howdy! I declare!
I rode old elevator twenty two
And spent my last lone nickel, too.
Feller in a little cage got it.
Herded me through a shoot the shoot.
Run me through three clothes wringers.
So many people down in there I couldn't even fall down.
I swung onto my old guitar,
Train come a rumbling down the track,
I got shoved into the wrong damn car
With three gra*s widows on my back.
Two of 'em looking for home relief,
Other one just investigating.
Woody Guthrie - Woody Guthrie's American Song (1994 PopeTheater Cast)
May 1996
- Hard Travelin'
- So Long (It's Been Good to Know Yuh)
- Oklahoma Hills
- Dust Storm Disaster
- I Ain't Got No Home/ So Long
- Bound for Glory
- Do-Re-Mi
- Worried Man, Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way
- End of My Line
- Grand Coulee Dam
- Pastures of Plenty
- I Ain't Got No Home
- Act II Introduction
- Hard, Ain't It Hard
- I Don't Feel at Home on the Bowery
- Talkin' Subway
- Union Maid
- Reuben James
- Nine Hundred Miles
- Deportee
- Better World a Comin'/ Lonesome Valley
- This Land Is Your Land
Talkin' Subway