歌曲 | Slip Jigs And Reels |
歌手 | Fairport Convention |
专辑 | Jewel In The Crown |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
Slip Jigs And Reels | |
He was barely a man in his grandfather's coat | |
Sewn into the lining a ten shilling note | |
Goodbye to the family | |
Farewell to the shore | |
‘Till I taste good fortune you'll see me no more | |
Now the boat on the ocean tossed like a cork | |
Then one fine mornin' they sighted New York | |
He stood on the gangplank and breathed in the air | |
A lowland aplenty I've come for my share | |
And he did like the ladies, their eyes and the fall | |
of their ankles and dresses down on the dance floor | |
Rollin' the dice, and spinnin' the wheels | |
But he took most delight in the slip jigs and reels | |
There's talk of a pistol, and some say a knife | |
But all have agreed there was somebody's wife | |
Dreadful commotion, a terrible fight | |
He left a man dead and ran into the night | |
On a train to St Louis, just one jump ahead | |
He slept one eye open, a sixgun in bed | |
He dreamt of the mountains and great fields of home | |
Crossing the plain where the buffalo roam | |
CHORUS | |
A bad reputation's a hard thing to bear | |
Mothers pour scorn, and children they stare | |
So he found consolation in flash company | |
Things ain't so bad with a girl on each knee | |
Oh, they called him The Kid, and by 21 | |
All that he knew was the power of the gun | |
And by 23, he'd shot 5 men down | |
that got in his way as he rambled around | |
CHORUS | |
Theres bones on the desert and buzzards that fly | |
In the highest of circles, just wishing he'd die | |
But in manners of cruelty, it must be said | |
A landlord will pick your bones before you're dead | |
It was wild mescaleros I heard someone say | |
In the deadliest ambush near old Santa Fe | |
And the young buck was taken, dressed in a coat | |
And inside the lining a ten shilling note | |
CHORUS |
Slip Jigs And Reels | |
He was barely a man in his grandfather' s coat | |
Sewn into the lining a ten shilling note | |
Goodbye to the family | |
Farewell to the shore | |
' Till I taste good fortune you' ll see me no more | |
Now the boat on the ocean tossed like a cork | |
Then one fine mornin' they sighted New York | |
He stood on the gangplank and breathed in the air | |
A lowland aplenty I' ve come for my share | |
And he did like the ladies, their eyes and the fall | |
of their ankles and dresses down on the dance floor | |
Rollin' the dice, and spinnin' the wheels | |
But he took most delight in the slip jigs and reels | |
There' s talk of a pistol, and some say a knife | |
But all have agreed there was somebody' s wife | |
Dreadful commotion, a terrible fight | |
He left a man dead and ran into the night | |
On a train to St Louis, just one jump ahead | |
He slept one eye open, a sixgun in bed | |
He dreamt of the mountains and great fields of home | |
Crossing the plain where the buffalo roam | |
CHORUS | |
A bad reputation' s a hard thing to bear | |
Mothers pour scorn, and children they stare | |
So he found consolation in flash company | |
Things ain' t so bad with a girl on each knee | |
Oh, they called him The Kid, and by 21 | |
All that he knew was the power of the gun | |
And by 23, he' d shot 5 men down | |
that got in his way as he rambled around | |
CHORUS | |
Theres bones on the desert and buzzards that fly | |
In the highest of circles, just wishing he' d die | |
But in manners of cruelty, it must be said | |
A landlord will pick your bones before you' re dead | |
It was wild mescaleros I heard someone say | |
In the deadliest ambush near old Santa Fe | |
And the young buck was taken, dressed in a coat | |
And inside the lining a ten shilling note | |
CHORUS |
Slip Jigs And Reels | |
He was barely a man in his grandfather' s coat | |
Sewn into the lining a ten shilling note | |
Goodbye to the family | |
Farewell to the shore | |
' Till I taste good fortune you' ll see me no more | |
Now the boat on the ocean tossed like a cork | |
Then one fine mornin' they sighted New York | |
He stood on the gangplank and breathed in the air | |
A lowland aplenty I' ve come for my share | |
And he did like the ladies, their eyes and the fall | |
of their ankles and dresses down on the dance floor | |
Rollin' the dice, and spinnin' the wheels | |
But he took most delight in the slip jigs and reels | |
There' s talk of a pistol, and some say a knife | |
But all have agreed there was somebody' s wife | |
Dreadful commotion, a terrible fight | |
He left a man dead and ran into the night | |
On a train to St Louis, just one jump ahead | |
He slept one eye open, a sixgun in bed | |
He dreamt of the mountains and great fields of home | |
Crossing the plain where the buffalo roam | |
CHORUS | |
A bad reputation' s a hard thing to bear | |
Mothers pour scorn, and children they stare | |
So he found consolation in flash company | |
Things ain' t so bad with a girl on each knee | |
Oh, they called him The Kid, and by 21 | |
All that he knew was the power of the gun | |
And by 23, he' d shot 5 men down | |
that got in his way as he rambled around | |
CHORUS | |
Theres bones on the desert and buzzards that fly | |
In the highest of circles, just wishing he' d die | |
But in manners of cruelty, it must be said | |
A landlord will pick your bones before you' re dead | |
It was wild mescaleros I heard someone say | |
In the deadliest ambush near old Santa Fe | |
And the young buck was taken, dressed in a coat | |
And inside the lining a ten shilling note | |
CHORUS |