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One After 909 Lyrics
My baby says she's trav'ling on the One after 9090
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
I begged her not to go and I begged her on my bended knees,
You're only foolin' 'round, you're foolin' 'round with me
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby, don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
I've got my bag
Run to the station
Railman says I've got the wrong location
I've got my bag
Run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong
My baby says she's trav'ling on the One after 909
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
I've got my bag
Run to the station
Railman says I've got the wrong location
I've got my bag
Run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong
My baby says she's trav'ling on the One after 909
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 90
I said we're trav'ling on the One after 90
I said we're trav'ling on the One after 909
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
You're only foolin' 'round, you're foolin' 'round with me
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby, don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
Run to the station
Railman says I've got the wrong location
I've got my bag
Run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
Run to the station
Railman says I've got the wrong location
I've got my bag
Run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 90
I said we're trav'ling on the One after 90
I said we're trav'ling on the One after 909
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cool song. i believe john and paul wrote this together when they were quarrymen. and i think john sings at the end "danny boy..."
yeah, this song was written in the early 60s but never appeared on a Beatles album before this.
this was actually written in the late 50's
It was one of the first songs the Beatles (the then Quarry Men) wrote, along with Michelle and Love Me Do. But it wasn't recorded until Let It Be. I think it's the best song on that album.
This song weas written and performed in the studio in 1962 or 1963, I have it in my beatles Anthology 1 record album set......It is very good I must say. I have take 3, 4 and 5 and the n the entire sequenced song, but it was never put on a album. very good early beatles song.
hey does anybody know what john says after oh danny boy....i dont think its the original danny boy
Oh Danny Boy, the pipes the pipes are calling (bagpipes)
Is it just me or does this song remind anyone else of 'Roll Over Beethoven', the Chuck Berry song which the Beatles covered early on in their career?
McCartney: It’s not a great song but it’s a great favourite of mine because it has great memories for me of John and I trying to write a bluesy freight-train song. There were a lot of those songs at the time, like “Midnight Special,” “Freight Train,” “Rock Island Line,” so this was the “One After 909;” she didn’t get the 909, she got the one after it! It was a tribute to British Rail, actually. No, at the time we weren’t thinking British, it was much more the Super Chief from Omaha.
Lennon: The “One After 909,” on the whatsit LP, I wrote when I was 17 or 18. We always wrote separately, but we wrote together because we enjoyed it a lot sometimes, and also because they would say, well, you’re going to make an album together and knock off a few songs, just like a job.
A brilliant move of theirs to revive this ancient song for inclusion on the "Get Back" (to their roots)album. It's great how true they were to the original recording, which suggests how ahead of their time they were back in the early '60's.