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27 September 1825, the dawn of the railway.
The crowds watched and waited For history to be made For on that Day Locomotion Would change our traveling ways It Chugged along the track The first one of its kind Oh what a sight it must have been On that day in 1825 As it moved through town and countryside It filled the air and nostrals With the distinctive smell of smoke That lingered in the breeze The people cheered as it chugged past On its maiden journey It traveled all of about twelve miles But never was it fast Its body now unused Sits in pride of place Upon a pedestool Where it can be admired everyday On that day history was made And we are all so proud Thanks George Stephenson You made the history of my town 25 lines including title line
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