| Song | Youngstown |
| Artist | Steve Strauss |
| Album | Just Like Love (Mehrkanal) |
| [00:23.59] | Here in north east Ohio |
| [00:27.69] | Back in 1803 |
| [00:30.62] | James and Danny |
| [00:33.76] | Found the ore that was linin’ yellow creek |
| [00:37.42] | They built a blast furnace |
| [00:40.60] | Here along the shore |
| [00:44.07] | And they made the cannon balls |
| [00:47.44] | That helped the union win the war |
| [00:51.80] | Here in Youngstown |
| [00:54.92] | Here in Youngstown |
| [00:58.36] | My sweet Jenny， I’m sinkin’ down |
| [01:02.77] | Here darlin’ in Youngstown |
| [01:06.60] | |
| [01:11.58] | Well my daddy worked the furnaces |
| [01:14.95] | Kept ’em hotter than hell |
| [01:18.02] | I came home from Nam worked my way to scarfer |
| [01:20.56] | A job that’d suit the devil as well |
| [01:24.55] | Taconite， coke and limestone |
| [01:28.09] | Fed my children and made my pay |
| [01:31.53] | Then smokestacks reachin’ like the arms of god |
| [01:35.18] | Into a beautiful sky of soot and clay |
| [01:40.18] | Here in Youngstown |
| [01:43.78] | Here in Youngstown |
| [01:47.06] | My sweet Jenny， I’m sinkin’ down |
| [01:51.94] | Here darlin’ in Youngstown |
| [01:56.94] | Well my daddy come on the 0hio works |
| [02:02.63] | When he come home from world war two |
| [02:05.92] | Now the yards just scrap and rubble |
| [02:08.75] | He said， "Them big boys did what Hitler couldn’t do" |
| [02:12.91] | These mills they built the tanks and bombs |
| [02:15.80] | That won this country’s wars |
| [02:19.69] | We sent our sons to Korea and Vietnam |
| [02:22.83] | Now we’re wondering what they were dyin’ for |
| [02:28.37] | Here in Youngstown |
| [02:31.72] | Here in Youngstown |
| [02:34.99] | My sweet Jenny， I’m sinkin’ down |
| [02:39.21] | Here darlin’ in Youngstown |
| [02:49.80] | |
| [03:19.98] | From the Monongahela valley |
| [03:22.53] | To the Mesabi iron range |
| [03:25.99] | To the coal mines of Appalacchia |
| [03:29.15] | The story’s always the same |
| [03:33.92] | Seven-hundred tons of metal a day |
| [03:36.61] | Now sir you tell me the world's changed |
| [03:39.65] | Once I made you rich enough |
| [03:42.60] | Rich enough to forget my name |
| [03:46.02] | Here in Youngstown |
| [03:49.51] | Here in Youngstown |
| [03:53.92] | My sweet Jenny， I’m sinkin’ down |
| [03:57.44] | Here darlin’ in Youngstown |
| [04:02.50] | When I die I don’t want no part of heaven |
| [04:06.61] | I would not do heavens work well |
| [04:09.31] | I pray the devil will come and take me |
| [04:13.98] | To stand in the fiery furnaces of hell |
| [04:18.03] | In Youngstown |
| [04:21.56] | Here in Youngstown |
| [04:25.26] | My sweet Jenny， I’m sinkin’ down |
| [04:28.65] | Here darlin’ in Youngstown |
| [04:34.02] | My sweet Jenny， I’m sinkin’ down |
| [04:38.31] | Here darlin’ in Youngstown |
| [04:41.24] |
| [00:23.59] | Here in north east Ohio |
| [00:27.69] | Back in 1803 |
| [00:30.62] | James and Danny |
| [00:33.76] | Found the ore that was linin' yellow creek |
| [00:37.42] | They built a blast furnace |
| [00:40.60] | Here along the shore |
| [00:44.07] | And they made the cannon balls |
| [00:47.44] | That helped the union win the war |
| [00:51.80] | Here in Youngstown |
| [00:54.92] | Here in Youngstown |
| [00:58.36] | My sweet Jenny, I' m sinkin' down |
| [01:02.77] | Here darlin' in Youngstown |
| [01:06.60] | |
| [01:11.58] | Well my daddy worked the furnaces |
| [01:14.95] | Kept ' em hotter than hell |
| [01:18.02] | I came home from Nam worked my way to scarfer |
| [01:20.56] | A job that' d suit the devil as well |
| [01:24.55] | Taconite, coke and limestone |
| [01:28.09] | Fed my children and made my pay |
| [01:31.53] | Then smokestacks reachin' like the arms of god |
| [01:35.18] | Into a beautiful sky of soot and clay |
| [01:40.18] | Here in Youngstown |
| [01:43.78] | Here in Youngstown |
| [01:47.06] | My sweet Jenny, I' m sinkin' down |
| [01:51.94] | Here darlin' in Youngstown |
| [01:56.94] | Well my daddy come on the 0hio works |
| [02:02.63] | When he come home from world war two |
| [02:05.92] | Now the yards just scrap and rubble |
| [02:08.75] | He said, " Them big boys did what Hitler couldn' t do" |
| [02:12.91] | These mills they built the tanks and bombs |
| [02:15.80] | That won this country' s wars |
| [02:19.69] | We sent our sons to Korea and Vietnam |
| [02:22.83] | Now we' re wondering what they were dyin' for |
| [02:28.37] | Here in Youngstown |
| [02:31.72] | Here in Youngstown |
| [02:34.99] | My sweet Jenny, I' m sinkin' down |
| [02:39.21] | Here darlin' in Youngstown |
| [02:49.80] | |
| [03:19.98] | From the Monongahela valley |
| [03:22.53] | To the Mesabi iron range |
| [03:25.99] | To the coal mines of Appalacchia |
| [03:29.15] | The story' s always the same |
| [03:33.92] | Sevenhundred tons of metal a day |
| [03:36.61] | Now sir you tell me the world' s changed |
| [03:39.65] | Once I made you rich enough |
| [03:42.60] | Rich enough to forget my name |
| [03:46.02] | Here in Youngstown |
| [03:49.51] | Here in Youngstown |
| [03:53.92] | My sweet Jenny, I' m sinkin' down |
| [03:57.44] | Here darlin' in Youngstown |
| [04:02.50] | When I die I don' t want no part of heaven |
| [04:06.61] | I would not do heavens work well |
| [04:09.31] | I pray the devil will come and take me |
| [04:13.98] | To stand in the fiery furnaces of hell |
| [04:18.03] | In Youngstown |
| [04:21.56] | Here in Youngstown |
| [04:25.26] | My sweet Jenny, I' m sinkin' down |
| [04:28.65] | Here darlin' in Youngstown |
| [04:34.02] | My sweet Jenny, I' m sinkin' down |
| [04:38.31] | Here darlin' in Youngstown |
| [04:41.24] |