Lefty Frizzell “Brakeman’s Blues” (1951) LYRICS country western hillbilly song by Jimmie Rodgers

Portland, Maine, is just the same
as sunny Tennessee.
Portland, Maine, is just the same
as sunny Tennessee.

Any old place I hang my hat is
home sweet home to me.

I went to the depot and
looked up on the board.
I went to the depot and
looked up on the board.

It says, "It's good times here,
but it's better on down the road."

I'll eat my breakfast here, get my dinner in New Orleans
I'll eat my breakfast here, get my dinner in New Orleans
I'm gonna get me a mama, Lord I ain't never seen

Where was you mama when the train left the shed?
Where was you mama when the train left the shed?
Standing in my front door wishing to God I was dead.

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