Take The 'A' Train
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra Lyrics


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@Blauqkween

My favorite version of this is the one in black and white, where they are on the train and the woman sings
Hurry hurry hurry take the A train
To get to Sugarhill way up in Harlem
If you should take the A-a-a train
You'll get to where you're going in a hurry.
Hurry hurry hurry now it's coming
Can't you hear the bells-a humming
dubably obbb bob
If you should miss the A-a-a train
You'll miss the quickest way to get to Harlem.



All comments from YouTube:

@demetriosthompson6898

I went to Duke Ellington School of the Arts. I am a DC, Native ( in Washington, D.C.)! We were Blessed to walk the Halls of that school. You had to audition to get into it. There was Music Playing between our Class changes! No joke..'91-95 Know. Give me 💯, on this .

@ShawnC.T.

It doesn't get any better than this swingin' 60's Jazz gem, from a Jazz music legend, Duke Ellington, a.k.a. "Sir Duke", may he R.I.P. always...

@rqdq8576

When I was in high school - the school band played this song one night - t'was in 1960!

@alexhjc8

woah

@enrisasso372

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@muymalo7651

de la nuca diriamos por acá

@kennethezzell9487

Duke is smooth

@googleassistant2117

@@muymalo7651 si no te importa, que significa eso en ingles?

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@sew1835

Mr Ellington looked like was having a great time!!
Just great! What a genius he was.

@wannawatchu66

In fact, the Duke and Billy Strayhorn got the art of collaboration down to such an art, you couldn't tell which one wrote what.

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