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From the 1938 Album of...
The HOOSIER HOT SHOTS


I'LL SOON BE ROLLIN' HOME

Music by Ken Trietsch    Words by Ken Trietsch & Mark D. Schafer   Copyright 1938 by Hoosier Hot Shots


VERSE
Pack my grip, I'll take a trip
And tomorrow folks I'll skip,
Down where they all say, "Howdy Joe"
Down among the sugar cane
There my mammy waits for me,
With a smile I like to see,
I can hardly wait for the sound
Of that good old South bound train,


CHORUS
Tomorrow I cease wand'ring noys no more a rollin' stone
I bougth my ticket for the south-land
And I'll soon be rollin' home
Down where the sun shines on that cabin where I was born
And my dear old mother who is waiting there alone,
I see the blue smoke rollin', rollin' from that old log cabin flue
That was made from sticks and clay long years ago, yes years ago
I smell pancakes, Ham and bacon
I'm sure she will be makin
When I reach that old log cabin known to me as home sweet home.


A presentation of the Hoosier Hot Shots Museum for your information and entertainment.
Copied from The Original Hoosier Hot Shots Album of Songs & Photographs, published and copyright 1938 by the Hoosier Hot Shots.
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