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Rambling out of the wild west<br />Leaving the towns I love best<br />Thought I'd seen some ups and down <br />'Till I come into New York town<br />People going down to the ground<br />Building going up to the sky.<br /><br />Wintertime in New York town<br />The wind blowing snow around<br />Walk around with nowhere to go <br />Somebody could freeze right to the bone<br />I froze right to the bone <br />New York Times said it was the coldest winter in seventeen years <br />I didn't feel so cold then.<br /><br />I swung on to my old guitar <br />Grabbed hold of a subway car<br />And after a rocking, reeling, rolling ride<br />I landed up on the downtown side: <br />Greenwich Village.<br /><br />I walked down there and ended up <br />In one of them coffee-houses on the block<br />Got on the stage to sing and play <br />Man there said, Come back some other day<br />You sound like a hillbilly <br />We want folksingers here.<br /><br />Well, I got a harmonica job begun to play <br />Blowing my lungs out for a dollar a day<br />I blowed inside out and upside down <br />The man there said he loved my sound<br />He was raving about he loved my sound <br />Dollar a day's worth.<br /><br />After weeks and weeks of hanging around <br />I finally got a job in New York town<br />In a bigger place, bigger money too <br />Even joined the Union and paid my dues.<br /><br />Now, a very great man once said <br />That some people rob you with a fountain pen<br />It don't take too long to find out <br />Just what he was talking about<br />A lot of people don't have much food on their table<br />But they got a lot of forks and knives <br />And they gotta cut something.<br /><br />So one morning when the sun was warm <br />I rambled out of New York town<br />Pulled my cap down over my eyes <br />And heated out for the western skies<br />So long New York <br />Howdy, East Orange.

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Rambling out of the wild west<br />Leaving the towns I love best<br />Thought I'd seen some ups and down <br />'Till I come into New York town<br />People going down to the ground<br />Building going up to the sky.<br /><br />Wintertime in New York town<br />The wind blowing snow around<br />Walk around with nowhere to go <br />Somebody could freeze right to the bone<br />I froze right to the bone <br />New York Times said it was the coldest winter in seventeen years <br />I didn't feel so cold then.<br /><br />I swung on to my old guitar <br />Grabbed hold of a subway car<br />And after a rocking, reeling, rolling ride<br />I landed up on the downtown side: <br />Greenwich Village.<br /><br />I walked down there and ended up <br />In one of them coffee-houses on the block<br />Got on the stage to sing and play <br />Man there said, Come back some other day<br />You sound like a hillbilly <br />We want folksingers here.<br /><br />Well, I got a harmonica job begun to play <br />Blowing my lungs out for a dollar a day<br />I blowed inside out and upside down <br />The man there said he loved my sound<br />He was raving about he loved my sound <br />Dollar a day's worth.<br /><br />After weeks and weeks of hanging around <br />I finally got a job in New York town<br />In a bigger place, bigger money too <br />Even joined the Union and paid my dues.<br /><br />Now, a very great man once said <br />That some people rob you with a fountain pen<br />It don't take too long to find out <br />Just what he was talking about<br />A lot of people don't have much food on their table<br />But they got a lot of forks and knives <br />And they gotta cut something.<br /><br />So one morning when the sun was warm <br />I rambled out of New York town<br />Pulled my cap down over my eyes <br />And heated out for the western skies<br />So long New York <br />Howdy, East Orange.