Freight Train

I just came down from Chippewa Had as station wagon and a hundred dollars Thinking about the girl I'd lost a year before I hadn't seen her for some time Thought I might go on by when your memory came flooding in and you closed that door Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a diesel locomotive I'd come whistling down your track, crashing in your door Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I didn't have a heart You need a shovel for the coal just to get me started Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train Well, every time I talk to you I hear your jealous lines I feel like I've been left abandoned on some old railway side And every time I hear your voice my water just gets cold My stoker will not stoke and my boiler will not boil Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a diesel locomotive I'd come whistling down your track, crashing in your door Wish I was a freight train baby Wish I didn't have a heart You need a shovel for the coal just to get me started Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train Well every time I fell behind, I could not get ahead I wish someone would pull the lever and give me a little sand And every time I slip behind even further back I wish some switch man would come out of the fog and change my track Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a diesel locomotive I'd come whistling down your track, crashing in your door Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I didn't have a heart You need a shovel for the coal just to get me started Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train Whoo! Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a diesel locomotive I'd come whistling down your track, crashing in your door Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I didn't have a heart You need a shovel for the coal just to get me started Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train, baby Wish I was a freight train --- Freight Train - Alan Jackson