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The rolling mills of Middletown roll on, roll on, on
I knew him well, old friend of from down Kentucky way
We had some good times my friend back in our younger days
I he shouldn't marry any woman quite that wild

Then later on I learned that she had been a child
He got his job at making and bought himself a home
Where the rolling of Middletown roll on, roll on, roll on
Well, there's money in those steel mills and he made quite a bit

He worked all night she all day bought everything that fit
A helper on the BOF thousand degrees at a round
His wife was just about hot in the bars in old Middletown
Of course he was the to know oh but listen to my song
While the rolling mills of Middletown roll on, roll on, on

One night the foreman on his turn said, "Cool No 2"
And he told my friend to go on home as as he was through
He stopped a little bar to have a good cold beer
His woman and some dayturn guy dancing closely there

Oh, I knew him and in his mind there must have been a storm
While the rolling mills of Middletown roll on, roll, on on
They say he spoke a word he just turned and walked away
And no one knows what took place that fateful day

say they saw him near the tracks at furnace No 1
With so hot the hubs of hell would seem just barely warm
Well, they never saw my again did he do something wrong
While the rolling mills of Middletown roll on, roll on, roll on