Guest Kevin,
    Kevin, I, too, have looked for years for anything relative to this song. I remember signing it at school in the late forties. It was printed in a book which had silver metallic cover. Also, I recall the music teacher or song leader saying that the piece was written collectively by a group of students from somewhere in Colorado. I've raked my mind but I can't come up with a third verse. I would think the writing occurred in the late thirties or early forties.

    You have made my day.   THANKS.

ROLL ALONG WAGON TRAIN
    D                         G
Oh across the plains roll the wagon trains
       A7                     D
On the way to the gold fields far.
                                 G
Where the bobcat prowls and the coyote howl
          A7             D
And the herds of buffalo are.
(ch)
                               G          D
Roll along, roll along, roll along wagon train
                               G    A7       D
Roll along, roll along, roll along across the plain.

We will camp tonight at a pleasant site
and we'll sing to the banjo's strum.
To the fiddles squeal we will dance a reel
And be gay what ever may come

GUEST, Bill