| 歌曲 | Wild Ripping Water |
| 歌手 | Judy Collins |
| 专辑 | Collins, Judy 3 & 4 |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Lomax/Collins |
| [00:01.000] | 作曲 : Lomax/Collins |
| [00:23.664] | As I was a walking and a rambling one day, |
| [00:28.210] | I met a fair couple a making their way. |
| [00:33.183] | And one was a cowboy, and a brave one was he. |
| [00:38.050] | And the other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
| [00:41.847] | The other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
| [00:53.037] | "Oh where are you going my pretty, fair maid?" |
| [00:57.650] | "Just down by the River, just down by the shade, |
| [01:01.798] | Just down by the River, just down by the spring |
| [01:07.043] | To see the Water gliding and the nightingale sing. |
| [01:10.946] | To see the Water gliding hear the nightingale sing." |
| [01:22.125] | They had not been there but an hour or so |
| [01:27.203] | When out of his satchel came fiddle and bow |
| [01:31.438] | He played a tune that made the woods ring |
| [01:36.425] | She said I can't hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:40.142] | She said I can't hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:52.296] | He said pretty lady it's time to give o'er |
| [01:55.635] | O' no pretty cowboy just play one tune more |
| [02:00.411] | I'd rather hear the fiddle or the touch of one string |
| [02:05.499] | Than to see the water gliding or the nightingale sing |
| [02:09.195] | Than to see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing |
| [02:20.219] | She said pretty cowboy will you marry me |
| [02:24.681] | O no pretty lady that never can be |
| [02:29.348] | I've a wife in Arizona and a lady is she |
| [02:34.432] | One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
| [02:38.107] | One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
| [02:44.016] | Well I'm going out to Mexico I'll stay about a year |
| [02:49.082] | I'll drink red wine, I'll drink lots of beer |
| [02:53.768] | If I ever return it will be in the spring |
| [02:58.436] | To see the water gliding and the nightingales sing |
| [03:02.570] | To see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing. |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Lomax Collins |
| [00:01.000] | zuo qu : Lomax Collins |
| [00:23.664] | As I was a walking and a rambling one day, |
| [00:28.210] | I met a fair couple a making their way. |
| [00:33.183] | And one was a cowboy, and a brave one was he. |
| [00:38.050] | And the other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
| [00:41.847] | The other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
| [00:53.037] | " Oh where are you going my pretty, fair maid?" |
| [00:57.650] | " Just down by the River, just down by the shade, |
| [01:01.798] | Just down by the River, just down by the spring |
| [01:07.043] | To see the Water gliding and the nightingale sing. |
| [01:10.946] | To see the Water gliding hear the nightingale sing." |
| [01:22.125] | They had not been there but an hour or so |
| [01:27.203] | When out of his satchel came fiddle and bow |
| [01:31.438] | He played a tune that made the woods ring |
| [01:36.425] | She said I can' t hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:40.142] | She said I can' t hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:52.296] | He said pretty lady it' s time to give o' er |
| [01:55.635] | O' no pretty cowboy just play one tune more |
| [02:00.411] | I' d rather hear the fiddle or the touch of one string |
| [02:05.499] | Than to see the water gliding or the nightingale sing |
| [02:09.195] | Than to see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing |
| [02:20.219] | She said pretty cowboy will you marry me |
| [02:24.681] | O no pretty lady that never can be |
| [02:29.348] | I' ve a wife in Arizona and a lady is she |
| [02:34.432] | One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
| [02:38.107] | One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
| [02:44.016] | Well I' m going out to Mexico I' ll stay about a year |
| [02:49.082] | I' ll drink red wine, I' ll drink lots of beer |
| [02:53.768] | If I ever return it will be in the spring |
| [02:58.436] | To see the water gliding and the nightingales sing |
| [03:02.570] | To see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing. |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Lomax Collins |
| [00:01.000] | zuò qǔ : Lomax Collins |
| [00:23.664] | As I was a walking and a rambling one day, |
| [00:28.210] | I met a fair couple a making their way. |
| [00:33.183] | And one was a cowboy, and a brave one was he. |
| [00:38.050] | And the other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
| [00:41.847] | The other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
| [00:53.037] | " Oh where are you going my pretty, fair maid?" |
| [00:57.650] | " Just down by the River, just down by the shade, |
| [01:01.798] | Just down by the River, just down by the spring |
| [01:07.043] | To see the Water gliding and the nightingale sing. |
| [01:10.946] | To see the Water gliding hear the nightingale sing." |
| [01:22.125] | They had not been there but an hour or so |
| [01:27.203] | When out of his satchel came fiddle and bow |
| [01:31.438] | He played a tune that made the woods ring |
| [01:36.425] | She said I can' t hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:40.142] | She said I can' t hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:52.296] | He said pretty lady it' s time to give o' er |
| [01:55.635] | O' no pretty cowboy just play one tune more |
| [02:00.411] | I' d rather hear the fiddle or the touch of one string |
| [02:05.499] | Than to see the water gliding or the nightingale sing |
| [02:09.195] | Than to see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing |
| [02:20.219] | She said pretty cowboy will you marry me |
| [02:24.681] | O no pretty lady that never can be |
| [02:29.348] | I' ve a wife in Arizona and a lady is she |
| [02:34.432] | One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
| [02:38.107] | One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
| [02:44.016] | Well I' m going out to Mexico I' ll stay about a year |
| [02:49.082] | I' ll drink red wine, I' ll drink lots of beer |
| [02:53.768] | If I ever return it will be in the spring |
| [02:58.436] | To see the water gliding and the nightingales sing |
| [03:02.570] | To see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing. |
| [00:23.664] | 那日我漫步闲游在路上, |
| [00:28.210] | 遇见一对璧人并肩徜徉。 |
| [00:33.183] | 一个是牛仔,英勇又豪爽, |
| [00:38.050] | 一个是淑女,美丽又端庄。 |
| [00:41.847] | 一个是淑女,美丽又端庄。 |
| [00:53.037] | "可爱姑娘你要去何方?" |
| [00:57.650] | "河畔树荫下,春泉旁徜徉, |
| [01:01.798] | 河畔树荫下,春泉旁小憩, |
| [01:07.043] | 看流水潺潺,听夜莺歌唱。 |
| [01:10.946] | 看流水潺潺,听夜莺歌唱。" |
| [01:22.125] | 他们停留不过片刻时光, |
| [01:27.203] | 琴弓忽从行囊现光芒。 |
| [01:31.438] | 他奏响旋律在林间回荡, |
| [01:36.425] | 她说夜莺歌声已难寻访, |
| [01:40.142] | 她说夜莺歌声已难寻访。 |
| [01:52.296] | 牛仔道:"姑娘该收场", |
| [01:55.635] | 淑女答:"再奏一曲又何妨? |
| [02:00.411] | 宁听琴弦颤,不羡流水光, |
| [02:05.499] | 更胜夜莺啼,婉转入梦乡。 |
| [02:09.195] | 更胜夜莺啼,婉转入梦乡。" |
| [02:20.219] | 她说:"牛仔可愿娶我为妻?" |
| [02:24.681] | "啊不,姑娘这永无可能, |
| [02:29.348] | 亚利桑那已有贤妻在堂, |
| [02:34.432] | 一妻一牧场,此生已足矣。 |
| [02:38.107] | 一妻一牧场,此生已足矣。" |
| [02:44.016] | "我将远赴墨西哥一年整, |
| [02:49.082] | 痛饮红酒,畅享啤酒香。 |
| [02:53.768] | 若得归来日,必是春光漾, |
| [02:58.436] | 再看流水潺,再听夜莺唱, |
| [03:02.570] | 再看流水潺,再听夜莺唱。" |