John Herndon "Johnny" Mercer (18 November 1909 – 25 June 1976) is regarded … Read Full Bio ↴John Herndon "Johnny" Mercer (18 November 1909 – 25 June 1976) is regarded as one of America's greatest songwriters. He is best known as a lyricist, but he also composed music. He was also a popular singer who recorded his own songs as well as those written by others. From the mid-1930s through the mid-1950s, many of the songs Mercer wrote and performed were among the most popular hits of the time. He wrote the lyrics to more than fifteen hundred songs, including compositions for movies and Broadway shows. He received nineteen Academy Award nominations, and won four. Mercer was also a co-founder of Capitol Records.

On the Atchison Topeka and the Santa Fe
Johnny Mercer Lyrics

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Do ya hear that whistle down the line?
I figure that it's engine number forty nine
She's the only one that'll sound that way
On the Atchison, Topeka and The Santa Fe

See the old smoke risin' 'round the bend
I reckon that she knows she's gonna meet a friend
Folks around these parts get the time of day

From the Atchison, Topeka and The Santa Fe

Here she comes
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo
Hey, Jim you'd better get the ring
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo
She's got a list o' passengers that's pretty big

And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Hotel
'Cause lots o' them been travelin' for quite a spell
All the way from Philadelphia
On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

All aboard, all aboard

Let her rip, let her rip, Mr. Engineer
Gotta go, gotta go far away from here
While the man at the fire shovels in the coals
Stick your head out the cab and watch the drivers roll
See the towns and the roads go a whizzing by
Fare thee well Laramie and Albuquerque High
Yes sir, here we are, going all the way, mustn't quit till we hit California

From on the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

From on the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

Here she comes
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo
Hey, Jim you'd better get the ring
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo
She's got a list o' passengers that's pretty big

And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Hotel
'Cause lots o' them been travelin' for quite a spell

All the way from Philadelphia
On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

Overall Meaning

The song "On The Atchison Topeka and The Santa Fe" is a lively and upbeat tune that describes the sights and sounds of a train journey on the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe railroad line. The opening verse refers to the sound of the train whistle, which identifies the approaching engine as number 49. The second verse describes the anticipation of the passengers as they wait for the train to arrive, watching the smoke as it appears on the horizon. They know that the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe is a reliable train that will get them to their destination, Brown's Hotel. The chorus encourages everyone to board the train, which is eagerly waiting for them, ready to take them on their journey to warmer climes in California.

The second half of the song picks up the tempo further and describes the excitement of the journey itself. The lyrics describe the train hurtling through the countryside, the driver roaring "Let her rip! Let her rip!" as he speeds on towards California. The passengers eagerly watch the scenery fly by, and the chorus comes back in to remind us that it is all thanks to the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe that they are able to make this journey in such comfort and style.

Overall, the song is a celebration of the pioneering spirit of early American rail travel, with its promises of adventure and opportunity. The Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe route itself ran for nearly 2,300 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, cutting through some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the country. The song captures the excitement of what must have been a truly incredible experience.

Line by Line Meaning

Do ya hear that whistle down the line?
Can you hear the sound of the train's whistle from a distance?

I figure that it's engine number forty nine
I believe that the train approaching is engine number forty nine

She's the only one that'll sound that way
This particular train is the only one that sounds this way

On the Atchison, Topeka and The Santa Fe
On this railway line, the Atchison, Topeka and The Santa Fe

See the old smoke risin' 'round the bend
Witness the smoke from the train as it approaches the bend in the line

I reckon that she knows she's gonna meet a friend
The train seems to know it's going to meet another train on the same line

Folks around these parts get the time of day
People in these areas are familiar with train schedules and timings

From the Atchison, Topeka and The Santa Fe
On the railway line, the Atchison, Topeka and The Santa Fe

Here she comes
The train is arriving

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo
The sound of the train whistle

Hey, Jim you'd better get the ring
Someone named Jim is alerted to prepare for the arrival of the train

She's got a list o' passengers that's pretty big
The train has a large number of passengers on board

And they'll all want lifts to Brown's Hotel
All the passengers will need transportation to Brown's Hotel

'Cause lots o' them been travelin' for quite a spell
Many of the passengers have been traveling for a long time

All aboard, all aboard
Everyone should get on the train, it's about to depart

Let her rip, let her rip, Mr. Engineer
The train driver is requested to start the train

Gotta go, gotta go far away from here
The train has to leave this place and travel far away

While the man at the fire shovels in the coals
The person responsible for the engine is fueling it with coal

Stick your head out the cab and watch the drivers roll
Lean out and watch the wheels of the train as it moves

See the towns and the roads go a whizzing by
The train passes by towns and roads at a rapid pace

Fare thee well Laramie and Albuquerque High
Saying goodbye to the towns of Laramie and Albuquerque High as the train leaves them behind

Yes sir, here we are, going all the way, mustn't quit till we hit California
We're on our way to California and won't stop until we get there

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Harry Warren, Johnny Mercer

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@johnpatterson4816

What about "Orange Blossom Special"and "Blue Train" by Johnny Casb??
"I Heard That Lonesome Whistle Blowin'" by Hank Williams??
"Crazy Train"by Ozzy Osbourne??
"The Locomotion" by Little Eva or Grand Funk Railroad"??
"King of the Road"by Roger Miller??
"Take the A Train"by Duke Ellington??
"Blue Train" bu John Coltrane??
"Baby Likes to Rock It Like a Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train"by The Tractors??
"She Caught the Katy"by The Blues Brothers??
"Choo Choo Ch"Boogie"-by Louis Jordan or Asleep At The Wheel??
"Mama Tried by.Merle Haggard??
"Waitin"For a Train" by Jimmie Rodgers??

@Wolfhoundersful

2y↑18

Do you hear that whistle down the line?
I figure that it's engine number forty-nine
She's the only one that'll sound that way
On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe

See the old smoke risin 'round the bend
I reckon that she knows she's gonna meet a friend
Folks around these parts get the time of day
From the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

Here she comes
Whoo hoo hoo hoo hoo
Hey Jim, you'd better get the rig
Whoo hoo hoo hoo hoo
She's got a list of passengers that's pretty big

And they'll all want lifts to Brown's hotel
'Cause of lots of them been travelin' for quite a spell
All the way from Philadelphia
On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

(All aboard!) [2x]
(Chuga-chuga-chuga-chuga, woo-woo) [2x]

Let 'er rip, let 'er rip, Mr. Engineer
Gotta go, gotta go far away from here
While the man at the fire shovels on the coal
Stick your head out the cab, watch the drivers roll

See the towns and the roads go a-whizzin' by
Fare thee well Laramie, Albuquerque high
Yesiree, here we are, goin' all the way
(Mustn't quit till we hit California)

(On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe) [2x]
(Here she comes, woo-woo)
Hey Jim, you'd better get the rig
(Whoo hoo hoo hoo hoo)
She's got a list of passengers that's pretty big

And they'll all want lifts to Brown's hotel
'Cause of lots of them been travelin' for quite a spell
(All the way from Philadelphia)
On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe

@peakybrothers1041

5y↑19

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On The Atchison, Topeka & The Santa Fe
Johnny Mercer

Do you hear that whistle down the line?
I figure that it's engine number forty-nine
She's the only one that'll sound that way
On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe

See the old smoke risin 'round the bend
I reckon that she knows she's gonna meet a friend
Folks around these parts get the time of day
From the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe

Here she comes
Whoo hoo hoo hoo hoo
Hey Jim, you'd better get the rig
Whoo hoo hoo hoo hoo
She's got a list of passengers that's pretty big

And they'll all want lifts to Brown's hotel
'Cause of lots of them been travelin' for quite a spell
All the way from Philadelphia
On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe

(All aboard!)
(All aboard!)
(Chuga-chuga-chuga-chuga, woo-woo)
(Chuga-chuga-chuga-chuga, woo-woo)

All comments from YouTube:

@CSXtrackworker

15y↑113

As an actual railroad man, this has to be the finest railroad song in my book!!

@PGHammer21A

3y↑3

There is a remixed version from the 1970s - commissioned by and used by ATSF in radio and TV ads; the TV ads even covered ATSF Intermodal - and had duplicate advertising in print media - such as National Geographic Magazine.

@victorwaddell6530

2y↑2

What about Glenn Miller's Chattanooga Choo Choo , Steve Goodman's City of New Orleans , and Gordon Lightfoot's Canadian Railway ?

@Ih8kone

But despite the lyrics the AT&SF never served the east coast.

@trainworldstudio7185

I created a more modern remixed version of this song I think you will definitely like it
https://youtu.be/L1y-ufXT6Lg

@StudebakerHawk57

13y↑13

I was born in '57 but often wish I was born 30 years earlier... and songs like this are the reason why. Thanks for posting this gem, KittyCatInAMicrowave!

@bobsaturday4273

you re very foolish . are you wishing to be dead now ?

@williamfox6144

4y↑42

Johnny Mercer is right up there with the all time greats in the music industry. A writer, arranger and singer. He does it all

@bunkerman99

4y↑2

Agreed and I think he owned Capital Records so an executive as well.

@henrybrowne7248

3y↑1

And I only discovered him so recently . . thanks to You Tube . .

@jameswalton3930

3y↑1

One of the all time great lyricist, and an underrated singer with natural swing, a prolific contributor to the American songbook.

@lunatrain

5y↑106

Fun fact, this song is used in the beginning part of the Tom & Jerry episode Jerry and Jumbo right after the title card. Only its mostly an instrumental.

@vando0

3y↑10

They play the chorus on the concert episode, Tom playing the piano

@johnpatterson4816

@raildevblx6061

@@johnpatterson4816you left out Chattanooga Choo Choo 😠

@speedo.bandito5132

46w

This is also the tune during Jerry's interruption of Tom's piano performance in " Concerto Cato"

@doublevtoo

15y↑22

Man when the day gets on my nerves and my head is pounding there is just nothing like these tunes. See two comments down- and I was born twenty years after this was recorded. I worked radio for eight years and landed at a big band station for a while and worked for a guy that grew up with the music. My father used to play this stuff on an old Victrola when I was a kid too. I just love it.

@victoriacyunczyk

6y↑36

"Put your head out the window, watch the drivers roll"
That represents an era long gone, back when trains were comfortable, fast, and on-time.

@txstargazer9182

10y↑98

I love how Johnny sings this. He was such a brilliant lyricist. My all time favorite.

@Retroscoop

+txstargazer and extremely active apparantly...

@preppysocks209

4y↑1

Yes but here he is the composer and Harry Warren was the lyricist. At times Mercer was one and then the other.

@preppysocks209

oops you are right here, sorry

@henrybrowne7248

3y↑1

I had never even heard of him until recently and thanks to YouTube. I totally agree with you: his crafting of lyrics and phrasing is special. As I'm learning this, I notice that unlike other songs I pretty much come back to just mimicking him. His lyrics are a tight fit to the music, he avoids mechanical repetition, uses just enough catchy phrases like 'fare thee well', sounds so relaxed like he's having a good time . . When you read his bio on Wikipedia you learn why . .

@johnwesleyhuss2327

4y↑8

I live near Atchison. I'm so proud to live in kansas ❤💙

@samstermotorizedbikes

6y↑11

I'm lessening to this the first day of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe #2926's first day of the Steam up in 62 years! This song is perfect for this! I was lucky enough to be down there the hole day watching her come alive once again!

@SMVvids

6y↑3

I remember visiting her in 2016, she finally came alive eh?

@michellepost3098

3y↑5

I have liked Johnny Mercer ever since 1974 when I was 13. My fave song of his is Candy. He had a smooth voice, and was cute.

@cub19

5y↑15

Johnny Mercer was the cats meow in the 40s, smooth voice, and you could understand what he was singing.

@Dr_Xyzt

12y↑14

When I was eight years old, my my great Grandfather Eliazim used to sing the opening of this to me to wake me up for school. On other days, there was "Chattanooga choo-choo", and "Pass the Biscuits Mirandy." Wouldn't you know, that was my introduction to music from 1915-1947. Gershwin, whoever wrote Amapola, and of course, traditional Christmas music for the piano.

@agwrr71productions79

3y↑10

I love the horns! The percussion section sounds amazing, too!

@francisalanwormald6328

5y↑3

AT 82 I in awe of the "Johnny Jenuss"!! He one of a kind...So gled I got to see him live in me youth....SOOO FINE!!!

@christophers.o622

7y↑102

The Santa Fe was always a pro passenger train railroad, and the Santa Fe warbonnet paint scheme on their diesel locomotives in the passenger red, yellow, black & silver and the blue & yellow freight scheme were the best looking locomotives. The majority of the Santa Fe's steam locomotives were oil powered as the Santa Fe's tracks ran past oil fields in California, Texas & Oklahoma. The Southern Pacific's steam locomotives the ran in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas & Louisiana were also oil powered.

@KittyCatInAMicrowave

7y↑18

And it is really nice of you to give us some knowledge about locomotives, thank you!

@weshill7840

6y↑9

I have always loved this song and I love that F-3 diesel just as much! In fact, I have a 1952 Lionel version with A-B-A units.....a classic just like the real one! Wes,

@ZAV1944

4y↑3

And their Steam Locomotives with in black with the silver smokebox fronts and smokestacks were pretty sexy too.

@bobsaturday4273

3y↑2

thnx Chris !

@CrossOfBayonne

And so was the Central Railroad Of NJ and Baltimore & Ohio to name a few

@Amaryllis88164

1y↑2

I wish I were alive in the forties. Great music and clothes.

@vellucci123

10y↑19

All the way from Phila del phi A, on the Acheson Topeka and the Santa Fe-reminds me of my Grandpop who was a conductor on the L&N. Great music-sad it's gone now. Visited Johnny Mercer's house in Savannah last year-humming this tune.

@TodayWasAGoodDay9

33w

My first true Johnny Mercer listening experience was on 40s Junction on Sirius XM. Growing up, my father loved the likes of Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra etc., so it was fitting that I fell in love with Johnny's music as well 😊

@AJNorth

14y↑4

An American original. Our Huckleberry Friend was one of the finest songwriters of the twentieth century. Co-founder of Capitol Records and a truly decent human being, with his smoke-hued voice that fit his material perfectly, Johnny Mercer made the world a little better place with his musical gifts and humanity. As fine as the great production number from "The Harvey Girls" (1946) is, this version of "On the A,T & SF" is my "desert island" choice. What a great treat to find it here!

@SouthwestRailfanProductions

3y↑2

Old F7s blasting down the track with about 20 cars in tow what a time to be alive

@paulnunnink7338

3y↑3

You've gotta love Johnny!

@Wolfhoundersful

2y↑18

@McChillin10

3y↑3

Shout out to the Fallout franchise for introducing me to some of the best music that I never would have heard otherwise (Bing Crosby, Ink Spots, Johnny Mercer, Wynonie Harris, Andrew Sisters, Kay Kyser, etc)

@Wolfsky9

14y↑7

This is the music of my Parents generation--it makes me wistful & sad, knowing how long they've been gone. But ohhh, the music will never die. & their oldest Son loves it just as they did. Wolfsky9, 64 y/o now.

@alextemplemusic

14y↑4

I can't stop listening to this song.

@Vincentdeep

15y↑6

Thanks for posting Kitty, this is when music was special. Johnny Mercer had a really smooth voice. 5stars for sure!

@thornewood

9y↑33

Love the Pied Pipers and Johnny Mercer!

@tearmann

14y↑5

@AJNorth couldn't agree with you more! mercer is one of the best american songwriters of that golden era. the era has passed, sadly. but his music lives on forever. and thanks to kitty, we can all experience it as if it were new.

@enmccray

14y↑7

Love Johnny Mercer and definitely love this song!

@DaiyuHurst

13y↑3

Perfect, exactly as I recall it (I was born in 1956).

@bobsaturday4273

you're keeping young , whats your secret ?

@DaiyuHurst

@@bobsaturday4273 Using old profile pics.

@sepiajackson1092

3y↑4

Fabulous song ,did you know Johnny mercer,wrote this fabulous song in 5mins why waiting for the trian 🏖️

@Grimhilde7

14y↑6

classic song,and a classic train too....i always liked the Santa Fe diesel in that "War bonnet" scheme! their crack express service was known nationwide as The Super Chief,one of America,s most famous trains of all time.

@stevec9102

1y↑1

Just saw his boyhood home in Savannah, Ga. today, July 1, 2023

@Rocktecho

11y↑15

I love 1940s music like this

@blank4679

6y↑5

Love it. It's catchy.

@warrenlehmkuhleii8472

5y↑5

People in 1948, I wonder if the young kids of today will be listing to this.
Me born in 2003, yes very much so.

@ca11mebigdaddyy13

5y↑1

I live in Atchison which is what brought me to this song. But ended up actually liking it haha

@isorokudono

8y↑10

Never knew I would miss seeing those little red caboose in San Juan Capistrano.

@arlene1934corwin

15y↑4

I'm doing a Tribute To Johnny Mercer program on November 14th, to celebrate Johnny's 100th birthday and introduce the Swedish people to his importance. This song and his version is the best there is. So natural. Arlene Corwin (Sweden)

@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565

1y↑1

Toda una delicia escuchar estas melodías de una era cargada de gran glamour extremo. Tal como es el gran Johnny Mercer y los "The Pied Pipers" en quedar inmortalizados por siempre su legado musical.

@allewis7819

8y↑45

Song is about a coal-fired locomotive but the picture is of a diesel (bada bing)

@weshill7840

6y↑3

I noticed that too Al. I'm not sure of the exact time frame that the F-3 Diesel was first in service but it had to have been in the late 40's to early 50's...I do remember my mother riding the Santa Fe Chief from Kansas City to Los Angeles in 1951. Wes

@West_Cascade_Rail

5y↑2

Actually, if you google ATSF #49, like in the beginning of the song, it’s an F7A.

@christopherorourke6543

5y↑1

Al Lewis the Santa Fe, Southern Pacific,Cotton Belt, Western Pacific,Virginia & Truckee and the Northern Nevada railroads used oil fired steam locomotives as their lines served oil fields in CA,TX,OK and their lines are/were in the desert area of CA,NV,UT,AZ,NM,TX & OK where there were very limited to no major sources of coal.

@steverhodesvideos6244

5y↑1

Also, despite mentions in the lyrics of the song, the AT&SF never directly reached Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

@pauljosephconnolly

sol what/

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@joeok8641

9y↑15

Johnny Mercer genius

@n2bfw884

9y↑8

Thank you so much for posting this! Johnny Mercer's voice is just beautiful; like clarinet in this song. I found out that Johnny Mercer authored many of the songs I have found and loved along my way. What a talented artist.

@Cnw8701

2y↑3

Old school rap music!

@radittoki2402

41w↑1

When this song on the billboard no 1 my country proclaimed its independence

@cruzin8056

7y↑5

Best dang song from the best railroad

@spoonful1018

3y↑1

Loved this tune since I was a little boy

@doublevtoo

15y↑8

This song was huge in its day- recorded by everyone from Glenn Miller to Warner Brothers for Bugs Bunny cartoons. It was a hit for Hit maker Mercer and Tex Beneke (Pied Pipers) , Judy Garland and others. In one version Gene Krupa was the drummer. Garland was choreographed in a movie musical with it with the guy who played the scare crow in the Wizard of OZ, Great Big band number - and one of my favorites.

@StLennyBruce

13y↑2

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!

@robertagallegosjones3625

10y↑18

My Daddy sang this one among many! :D

@ripsnortinroy

12y↑2

Johnny Mercer rocks!

@KittyCatInAMicrowave

15y↑3

Happy that you people like it.

@exjazzbassbaz

14y↑2

johnny mercer the king thanks from england

@brucer9572

4y↑1

A beautiful photograph! (And I'm steam engine man myself.)
Oh, yeah, right... Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers. Thank you!

@greenbean477

14y↑1

My great great grand father worked on this railroad in Colorado in the 1920's

@anitalua5040

4y↑1

I LOVE THIS!

@joeok8641

9y↑4

& Harry Warren after all the greats he wrote with Al Dubin...stellar songsmiths

@Spring-Foxy.

this and the ad version are a bop.

@jerryfretto6171

12y

Thank you for posting . GOD bless you forever !

@mr.warmth1511

ur welcome jerry

@peakybrothers1041

5y↑19

@KittyCatInAMicrowave

10y↑30

Wooo-ooo-hooo

@trainman2226

9y↑6

on the atchison topeka and the santa fe

@Manatee693

6y↑1

KittyCatInAMicrowave Yay.

@concernedsoul3266

6y↑1

KittyCatInAMicrowave I love the music. It is something else as that shit that plays in these days...

@francisalanwormald6328

CAME BACK 4 MORE OF AN ART & TALENT THAT SADLY IS LOST & GONE [forever?]

@marcieswadener6011

10y

i love these old songs marcie

@samtrak1204

I'm glad I had the privilege of riding trains on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.

@GeorgeBridgetower

4y↑2

Jim: I'm on it
/Grabs keys to the rig

@nylonbird

13y

I'm from Georgia and go to school in Athison! this awesome!!!

@marksollitt7854

4y↑1

My grandfather worked for them before he was drafted WWI. Worked for them in Chicago per his draft card in 1917. James Charles Sollitt

@edpolk1262

We sang this is Glee Club, in elementary school.

@michaelhull63

I was watching Gunsmoke and in the episode Cara I happened to notice the trains name lol it was Actheson Topeka Sante Fe that's what made me look up this song from my childhood

@errorgorilla

Thanks for the recommendation, Laufey.

@ellenbacot8651

Lovin' this so much!! Choo Choo!!!

@ParadisePeat111

15y↑1

THANKS !!!

@samsstrasburgrailroad8427

4y↑1

Oh good times, I wish I was born in the 1930-1950 area

@bobsaturday4273

3y↑3

why ? thats goofy , you might be dead by now ! be THANKFUL for what you've got , youth and life . something thats running out for some of us . this way you get to see the destruction of the world on tv instead of starving in a real depression or dying in a real war . the grass is always greener

@UncleMikeNJ

9y↑9

I wonder if rattling off those stops inspired Bobby Troup to write "Route 66" the next year.

@Retroscoop

9y↑3

+UncleMikeNJ or if it led to other transport-oriented songs about planes boats and trains.... There is "Love on a Greyhound Bus" of the Dinning Sisters among others, same pleasant joyful feel...

@illinoiscarandtruckspottin5904

This was uploaded exactly 2 years after I was born!

@AngelVillanuevaFineArt

10y

New favorite song. :)

@Kinseydsp

11y↑16

What a great song and great days in America, days that are now gone as we crash downward every day.

@vegaspal

9y↑4

+Kinseydsp You've never been more right in your life! Bless YouTube for letting us relive these wonderful classics. Lester K.

@ilovethe1950s

Not the easiest days to live, but things always were moving in a positive direction unlike now.

@Gryszaq

15y↑1

"I think that is engine number fourty-nine, she's the only one that sound that way..." charming :)

@sz05ry

13y↑1

Köszönöm a feltöltést <:o)

@SouthwestRailfanProductions

2y↑1

Roll on Santa fe

@francisalanwormald6328

8y↑1

JOHNNY'S LYRICS & THIS VERSION BY HIM GET IN YO HEAD & WON,T LET GO!!!!

@kellamb

12y

Thank you.

@Shortline819

6y↑6

Santa Fe All The Way!

@AJNorth

14y

@tearmann Thanks, tearmann. Others who covered this song include Bing Crosby, Tommy Dorsey and Judy Garland and the Merry Macs (studio recording). This recording by Mercer with Jo Stafford, the Pied Pipers and Paul Weston & His Orchestra was made in New York City on 13 Dec, 1944, and released by Capitol Records as catalog number 195. The record first reached the Billboard Magazine charts on 5 July, 1945, and remained there for 16 weeks, peaking at #1 and becoming the biggest hit version.

@markherron1407

2y↑3

Happy Birthday to the Late Johnny Mercer! Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas ☃️🎄 Go HUG someone today IF they're been vaccinated or not 🚫 Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!

@LizzieJaneBennet

3y↑1

Re opening of the Sky on december the 3rd ! 🎉👍🎄🎅🚃🚂🛤️❤️

@woody95124

15y

cute song lovely music

@henryhilla1

15y↑1

I live in Topeka!!

@naisu5335

7y↑4

wooooooooohooo

@Daniel_G95

35w↑1

Do you hear that K5HL, I figure that it's just another GEVO, they all sound the exact same way, on the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe. 🎵

@fajardootagarela1659

7y↑2

Muito bom!!!!!

@raynagaines5565

I love it hear song in a movie

@rachelholt2306

Good singer. Good song.

@fabriciobengozi9650

I Like Pop Music

@AirAlex

12y

Gangster Squad, thank you! :)

@IronhorseRailProductions

The red streak that thunders through the golden praries

@StevenTorrey

From the "Harvey Girls"--Judy Garland, Angela Lansbury, and Ray Bolger.

@Vimacone

12y

Featured in the opening titles of the Tex Avery cartoon Henpecked Hoboes (1946), which is what led me here

@alfaromeoorphanage1172

That chugga woowoo part was 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@BrendaNegri

5y↑2

ALL THE WAY, WITH SANTA FE!!!!

@antoniocampagneflhopupu8043

parabéns lindos vdeos estou de volta hoje aqui

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