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letra de on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe - harry warren

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[john henry]
do ya hear that whistle down the line?
i figure that it’s engine number 49
she’s the only one that’ll sound that way
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

see the old smoke risin’ ’round the bend
i reckon that she knows she’s gonna meet a friend
folks around these parts get the time of day
from the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe
here she comes

[citizens]
whoo whoo whoo whoo hoo

[cowboy 1]
hey, jim you’d better get the rig

[citizens]
whoo whoo whoo whoo hoo

[ticket seller]
she’s got a list o’ p-ssengers that’s pretty big

[cowboys]
and they’ll all want lifts to brown’s hotel
’cause lots o’ them been travelin’ for quite a spell
all the way to cal-i-for-ni-ay
on the atchison, topeka
on the atchison, topeka
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

[engineer]
oh, the roads back east are mighty swell
the chesapeake, ohio, and the asl

{stoker]
but i make my run and i make my pay

{engineer and stoker]
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

[sonora]
goin’ back and forth along these aisles
my man, you must have walked about a million miles

[conductor]
it’s a treat to be on your feet all day

[sonora and conductor]
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

[chris]
here she comes!
rat a-rat a-rat a-rat a-rat
she’s really racin’ down the line
looky looky looky look look look
oh boy, we’re huffin’ and a puffin’ on the 49

[harvey girls]
in this day and age, girls don’t leave home
but if you get a hankerin’ and want to roam
our advice to you is, run away
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

[cowboys]
hey men, did you ever see
such purty femininity
arrivin’ all at once in this here town?
in this here town?
never saw the likes of this for miles around

[harvey girls]
round and round our heads are spinning
new adventures are beginning

[cowboys]
what a length of calico
it’s taffety and calico to really put a cowboy on the kibosh

[cowboys and harvey girls]
cowboy, kibosh

[cowboys]
it’s enough to make a fella wanna wash

[alma]
wash your face and hands, we hope
you’ll never be afraid of soap

[cowboy 2]
b-ttoned shoes and powdered chalk
and fancy smells and baby talk
it’s awful what a gal will stoop to do

[cowboy 3]
even so, we aim to say
we love to honor and oh, ba-
by, are there any more at home like you?

[cowboys]
wahoo!
hand me my hair comb and my sl!cker
gonna get spruced up and i’ll pick her
put on the dog and i’ll city-sl!ck her
mister harvey, mister harvey
fred harvey knows exactly how to pick ’em

[harvey girls]
we come from dubuque, i-o-way
that’s where the tall, tall, tall corn grows
we come from louisiana
where the missississippi flows

[harvey girl 1]
i was the lillian russell of cherryville, kansas
but they never gave me a chance

[harvey girl 2]
i finished high school in providence, rhode island
and providence, rhode island is where i learned to dance

[alma]
oh, i’m from chillicothe

[cowboys]
ohio!

[alma]
my middle name’s hiawa-thee

[cowboys]
ohio!

[alma]
i’m gonna get the gold in them thar hills
so i said goodbye-o, ohio

[harvey girls 3 & 4]
we were schoolmarms in grand rapids, mich.,
but reading, writing, ‘rithmetic were not our dish

[ethel]
i was born in paris
i was raised in paris
went to school in paris
where i met a boy
i was married in paris
almost buried in paris
but i finally left paris

[harvey girls]
paris, illinois!

[chris]
so this is the wild woolly west
give me my chaps and my checkered vest
give me a girl and a holster for my hip
bang, bang! yip, yip!

[susan]
what a lovely trip
i’m feeling so fresh and alive
and i’m so glad to arrive
it’s all so grand
it’s easy to see
you don’t need a palace
to feel like alice
in wonderland

back in ohio, where i come from
i’ve done a lot of dreamin’ and i’ve traveled some
but i never thought i’d see the day
when i ever took a ride on the santa fe

i would lean across my windowsill
and hear the whistle echoin’ across the hill
then i’d watch the lights till they’d fade away
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

what a thrill
what a great big wonderful thrill
with the whistle singin’ “westward ho”
right from the day i heard it start
‘cross the kansas plains to new mexico
i guess i’ve got a little gypsy in my heart

when i’m old and gray and settled down
if i ever get a chance to sneak away from town
then i’ll spend my busman’s holiday
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

all aboard, all aboard
here she comes
whoo whoo whoo whoo hoo
i can’t believe we’re here at last

[citizens]
when you go traveling it’s best for you
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

[susan]
i can’t believe that anything could go so fast
when you pull that throttle, whistle blows
a huffin’ and a puffin’ and away she goes
all aboard for cal-i-for-ni-ay
on the atchison
on the atchison, topeka
on the atchison, topeka, and
on the atchison, topeka, and the santa fe

- harry warren

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