Mule Train

Fred Glickman, Hy Heath, Johnny Lange

Mule Train

Mule train!
Clippety cloppin' over hill and plain
Seems as how they'll never stop, clippety clop, clippety clop
Clippety, clippety, clippety, clippety, clippety cloppin' along

There's a plug of chewy tobacky for a rancher in Corona
A guitar for a cowboy way out in Arizona
A dress of calico for a pretty Navajo
Get along, mule! Get along

Mule train!
Mule train!
Clippety cloppin' along the mountain chain
Soon they're gonna reach the top, clippety clop, clippety clop
Clippety, clippety, clippety, clippety, clippety cloppin' along

There's some cotton thread and needles for the folks in way-out-yonder
A shovel for a miner who left his home to wander
Some rheumatism pills for the settlers in the hills
Get along, mule! Get along

Mule train!
Mule train!
Clippety cloppin' through the wind and rain
They'll keep goin' 'til they drop, clippety clop, clippety clop
Clippety, clippety, clippety, clippety, clippety cloppin' along

There's a letter full of sadness and it's black around the border
A pair of boots for someone who had them made to order
A Bible in the pack for the Reverend Mr. Black
Get along, mule! Get along

Get along, mule, get along! (mule train)

Trivia about the song Mule Train by Frankie Laine

On which albums was the song “Mule Train” released by Frankie Laine?
Frankie Laine released the song on the albums “Songs by Frankie Laine” in 1956, “Hell Bent For Leather” in 1961, “The Very Best Of Frankie Laine” in 1977, “20 Memories In Gold” in 1977, “My Favourites” in 1985, “A Country Laine” in 1986, “Rawhide” in 1986, “The Frankie Laine Collection: The Mercury Years” in 1991, “Hitmaker!” in 1995, and “The Essential Frankie Laine” in 2014.
Who composed the song “Mule Train” by Frankie Laine?
The song “Mule Train” by Frankie Laine was composed by Fred Glickman, Hy Heath, Johnny Lange.

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