Went up in the mountains I gave my horn a blow Thought I heard Miss Liza say Yonder comes my beau. 
Oh Miss Liza po’ gal Oh Miss Liza Jane. Oh Miss Liza po’ gal Ridin’ on that train 
First time I saw Liza, Was standin’ by my door, Shoes and stockings in her hand, Bare feet on the floor. 
Asked her if she loved me She said she loved me some Put her arms around me Lord, I thought my time had come. 
Hardest work I ever done Was workin’ on the farm Easiest work I ever done Was in my true love’s arms. 
Hitched up dick and dinah Hitched ’em to that train Pulled a big load o’ molasses I’m gonna sweeten up Liza Jane. 
Liza has a fella Her fella’s name is Clyde When he goes to church on Sunday Miss Liza’s by his side. 
I know she loves her fella But that don’t bother me ’Cause there aint nothin’ two can do Won’t be better with three. 
Ridin’ on a steamboat Ridin’ on a train If I ever marry I’m gonna marry Miss Liza Jane. 
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