Canadian Railroad Trilogy Is An Extremely Fine

I Knew I Wanted To Sing When I Was A Very Small Boy. When I Was Probably 4 Years Old. My Mother Played A Guitar And I Would Sit With Her And She Would Sing And I Learned To Sing Along With Her.

I've Got No Deep Voice Today. I've Got A Cold. But When I Was Young, I Had A High Tenor Voice.

I Wear The Black For The Poor And The Beaten Down, Livin’ In The Hopeless, Hungry Side Of Town.

Of Travel I've Had My Share, Man, I've Been Everywhere.

When I Hear That Whistle Blowing, I Hang My Head And Cry.