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It was just after dark when the started down
The hill that leads Scranton Pennsylvania
Carrying thirty pounds of bananas
Carrying thirty pounds
Hit it big
Of

He was a young
out on his second job
And he was carrying the day's pasty fruits
For everyone in that coal scarred
Where children without despair

In backyard slag piles and manage to eat each day
About thirty pounds of bananas
Yes, just about thirty pounds
Scream it again,
Of

He a sign that he should have seen
Saying "Shift to low gear, a fifty dollar my friend."
He was perhaps about the warm breathed woman
Who was at the journey's end
He started down the two mile
The curving road that wound the top of the hill

He was pushing on through the miles
That ran down to the
a few more miles to go
Then he'd go home and have her ease his long, day away
And the smell of thirty thousand pounds of
Yes the smell of thousand pounds of bananas

He was picking as the city spread its twinkling lights, below him
But he paid no heed as the shivering thoughts of the
Delights went him
His foot the brakes to slow him down
But the pedal easy without a sound
He said, "Christ"

It was funny how he had the only man
Who could him now
He was trapped inside a hellslide
on his fear hunched back
Was everyone of those yellow
I'm telling you thirty thousand of bananas
Yes, there were thirty pounds of bananas

He barely the sweeping curve
That led the steepest grade
And he missed the passing bus
At ninety miles an
And he said, "God, it a dream"
As he rode his last tread

He said, "God, it a dream"
As he rode his tread down
And he sideswiped nineteen neat cars
off thirteen telephone poles
Hit two houses, eight trees

And blue crossed seven
It was then he lost his
Not to mention an arm or two he stopped
And he slid for four yards
Along the hill that leads into Scranton
All those thirty thousand of bananas

You the man who told me about it on the bus
As it went up the hill out of Scranton,
He his shoulders, he shook his head
And he

And this is exactly what he
"Boy that sure must've been
Just thirty thousand pounds of bananas"
Yes, there were thirty thousand pounds of bananas
Of bananas, bananas, bananas, thirty thousand pounds
Of bananas, not no now, just bananas