00:01But when Sonny got to the train yard, all the engines in the roundhouse thought they were too important to
00:07pull Easter eggs and jelly beans and toy animals.
00:10Oh, please, it's a very important job.
00:15Important? Why, I'm the 20th Century Limited.
00:19And I'm the Super Duper Chief. And I deliver coal to Newcastle.
00:25Don't bother us, little buddy.
00:31Well, they had just about given up when on a little rusty siding they saw our old friend Chugs.
00:37He wasn't so spiffy in those days because he was kind of the runt of the roundhouse and everybody put
00:43him down.
00:43Yeah, he was really singing the blues.
00:47What's the matter, Chugsy baby?
00:49Got the blues? Choo-choo baby. Just between us chickens. What's the problem?
00:58I'm sitting in the station, lonely as can be. Choo-choo baby.
01:04Never get to go nowhere. Life is passing me. Choo-choo baby.
01:11All I hear is second-hand news. Yeah!
01:15You've got the Trainyard Blues.
01:19Choo-choo rode me down the track again. Choo-choo. Choo-choo. Choo-choo. Choo-choo.
01:40I need to do some travel, where the sounds are new, choo-choo baby, hear a different way and talking,
01:49different voice of you, choo-choo baby, need a way down some of my shoes, you got the train yard
02:00blues, train yard blues, rolling down the track again, choo-choo, choo-choo, choo-choo, choo-choo,
02:08train yard blues, rolling down the track again, choo-choo, choo-choo, choo-choo, choo-choo, I'll have the train
02:16yard blues, since I don't remember well, choo-choo-choo, woo-hoo!
02:27Well, little fella, you can shake those blues, cause you have got yourself a job!
02:33Choo-choo, baby!
02:37Yeah!
02:40Well, Chuggs got himself all polished up, and bright and early Easter morning, he reported for work.
02:46It was quite a load for a little engine to pull.
02:49It's all up to you, Chuggs.
02:51I'll sh-s-sure try.
02:54I'll sh-s-sure try hard.
02:58I'll sh-sure try hard.
02:58I'll sh-sure try hard.
02:58I'll sh-sure try.
02:59That's all for you.
