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It depends on which version of the song you are asking about. The traditional "Ballad of Casey Jones" (written by Wallace Saunders & T. Lawrence Seibert, music by Eddie Newton) does reside in the public domain. The considerably more recent version ("Casey Jones") by The Grateful Dead, does not.

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Casey Jones - song - was created on 1970-06-14.


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