Night Train

Louis Prima · Other Songs - Louis Prima

(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh, ooh, do wade)

(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh, ooh, ooh)



I live in a Whistle Stop town

Where everyone thinks I'm a clown

Because I like to hear the train whistles blow



Just because the trains never stop

They say that I'm gonna blow my top

But I like to hear the train whistles blow



They don't know that you're coming back to me

One day the train will stop and they will see



I know the train will bring you home

I hope and pray it won't be long

That's why I like to hear the train whistles blow



Bring her back to me, bring her back to me

Bring her back to me, bring her back to me



They don't know that you're coming back to me

One day the train will stop and they will see



(Oomba, oomba, oomba, oomba)

(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh, ooh, do wade)

I know the train will bring you home

(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh, ooh, ooh)

I hope and pray it won't be long

(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh, ooh, do wade)

That's why I like to hear the train whistle blow



Bring her back to me, bring her back to me

Bring her back to me, bring her back to me



(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh, ooh, do wade)

(Ooh, ooh, do wade, ooh)

Night Train - Louis Prima

Louis Prima's 'Night Train' stands as a quintessential example of his mastery in the swing and jazz genres. Recorded during the golden age of big band music, the track showcases Prima's signature style, blending infectious brass arrangements with his charismatic vocal delivery. The song captures the rhythmic energy and playful spirit characteristic of his work, serving as a lively anthem for the era. As a staple of his discography, 'Night Train' exemplifies the seamless fusion of vocal performance and instrumental prowess that defined Prima's contribution to American popular music. It remains a vibrant reminder of the sophisticated dance music that captivated audiences in the mid-20th century.