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From: raybailey@mistral.co.uk (Raymond Bailey)
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Subject: CRD: C&W Pan American
Date: Sat, 07 Oct 1995 04:51:28 GMT
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        PAN AMERICAN
Capo 0-2


|D                                        |G 
I have heard your stories about your fast trains
    |A                                                      |D
But now I'll tell you about one all the southern folks have seen
                                                          |G
She's the beauty of the southlands listen to that whistle scream
|A                                          |D
It's that Pan American on her way to New Or-leans.



                                              |G
She leaves Cincinnati headin' down that Dixie line
        |A                                           
When she passes that Nashville tower you can hear that 
        |D
whistle whine
                                                            |G
Stick your head right out the window and feel that southern breeze
     |A                                        |D
your on that Pan American on her way to New Or-leans.



                                                    |G
If your ever in the south lands and want to see the scenes
     |A                                          |D
Just get your self a ticket on that Pan American Queen
                                                         |G
There's Louivill Nashville Montgomery the cap'tal of Ala-bam
    |A                                                |D
You pass right through then all when your New Orleans bound.



                                              |G
She leaves Cincinnati headin' down that Dixie line
        |A
When she passes that Nashville tower you can hear that 
        |D
whistle whine
                                                           |G
Stick your head right out the window and feel that southern breeze
     |A                                        |D
your on that Pan American on her way to New Or-leans.




Ray From Sussex England

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