Railroad Blues

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"Railroad Blues" was a song written by Mike D of the Beastie Boys. The song originally appeared on Mike D's compilation album of country/western songs Country Mike's Greatest Hits. It also appears on the Beastie Boys 1999 compilation album The Sounds of Science.

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