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John Henry was just a bitty boy
No bigger than the palm of your
His mammy looked down at Henry and say
you're gonna be a steal drivin' man Lord lord
Johnny you're be a steal drivin' man

John Henry he said to his Captain Captain I hear you sing
I'll swing forty-nine from my hips on down
I like to hear that cold ring Lord Lord I like to hear that cold steel ring
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John Henry had a little woman and her was Polly Ann
John he got sick and he had to go to bed
But Polly drove the steel like a man Lord Lord drove the steel like a man

John went to the tunnel to drive steam hammer by his side
Well he beat that till the end of the tunnel
Laid down his and he cried Lord Lord laid down his hammer and he cried
[ - steel ]
John drove the steel on that mountain till his hammer caught on fire
And the words we heard John Henry say
Cool of water before I die Lord Lord a cool drink of water before I die

Well they took John Henry to the stuck him six feet under the sand
Everytime the freight train go puffin' by
They say there lies a steel man Lord Lord yonder lies a steel drivin' man

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