歌曲 | Wreck of the Carlos Rey |
歌手 | Los Lobos |
专辑 | The Ride |
作词 : Hidalgo, Pérez | |
Fifty traveling to work the fields | |
Toil the factories and sweat the steel | |
Set out to sail from Santa Rosalie | |
I left you a note tacked to a tree | |
Adios querida | |
I'll return one day | |
Now I'm leaving on the Carlos Rey | |
Four cruel days under stormy skies | |
Not much bread to keep us alive | |
The wind kicked up and the rain came down | |
Then we all heard a terrible sound | |
Adios querida | |
Nothing more to say | |
I'm lost in the wreck of the Carlos Rey | |
I struggled against the pull of the tide | |
I clutched my bag with your picture inside | |
But my heart did break as it slipped away | |
Disappearing into the gray | |
Adios querida | |
I've gone to stay | |
Down in the wreck of the Carlos Rey | |
In the dark and cold I let you go | |
With the hunk of wood that I took hold | |
I sleep in a bed of salt and sand | |
And dream sweet dreams of taking your hand | |
Adios querida | |
I'm gone away | |
Down in the wreck of the Carlos Rey |
zuò cí : Hidalgo, Pé rez | |
Fifty traveling to work the fields | |
Toil the factories and sweat the steel | |
Set out to sail from Santa Rosalie | |
I left you a note tacked to a tree | |
Adios querida | |
I' ll return one day | |
Now I' m leaving on the Carlos Rey | |
Four cruel days under stormy skies | |
Not much bread to keep us alive | |
The wind kicked up and the rain came down | |
Then we all heard a terrible sound | |
Adios querida | |
Nothing more to say | |
I' m lost in the wreck of the Carlos Rey | |
I struggled against the pull of the tide | |
I clutched my bag with your picture inside | |
But my heart did break as it slipped away | |
Disappearing into the gray | |
Adios querida | |
I' ve gone to stay | |
Down in the wreck of the Carlos Rey | |
In the dark and cold I let you go | |
With the hunk of wood that I took hold | |
I sleep in a bed of salt and sand | |
And dream sweet dreams of taking your hand | |
Adios querida | |
I' m gone away | |
Down in the wreck of the Carlos Rey |