Richmond Is a Hard Road to Travel 歌词

歌曲	Richmond Is a Hard Road to Travel
歌手	Magpie
专辑	The Civil War: Songs & Stories Untold (feat. Greg Artzner & Terry Leonino)
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[00:00.000]	作曲 : Traditional: Dan Emmett
[00:08.771]	Would you like to hear my song? I'm afraid it's rather long
[00:11.686]	Of the famous "On to Richmond" double trouble,
[00:14.789]	Of the half-a-dozen trips and half-a-dozen slips
[00:17.802]	And the very latest bursting of the bubble.
[00:20.883]	'Tis pretty hard to sing and like a round, round ring
[00:23.968]	'Tis a dreadful knotty puzzle to unravel;
[00:27.004]	Though all the papers swore, when we touched Virginia's shore
[00:30.031]	That Richmond was a hard road to travel.
[00:33.248]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[00:36.180]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel
[00:39.455]	Then pull off your coat and roll up your sleeve
[00:42.529]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe.
[00:50.952]	First, McDowell, bold and gay, set forth the shortest way,
[00:53.804]	By Manassas in the pleasant summer weather,
[00:57.033]	But unfortunately ran on a Stonewall, foolish man,
[01:00.069]	And had a "rocky journey" altogether;
[01:03.107]	And he found it rather hard to ride o'er Beauregard,
[01:06.103]	And Johnston proved a deuce of a bother,
[01:09.225]	And 'twas clear beyond a doubt that he didn't like the route,
[01:12.255]	And a second time would have to try another.
[01:15.516]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[01:18.731]	For Manassas is a hard road to travel;
[01:21.707]	Manassas gave us fits, and Bull Run made us grieve,
[01:24.982]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[01:33.308]	Next came the Wooly-Horse, with an overwhelming force,
[01:36.171]	To march down to Richmond by the Valley,
[01:39.007]	But he couldn't find the road, and his "onward movement" showed
[01:42.269]	His campaigning was a mere shilly-shally.
[01:45.483]	Then Commissary Banks, with his motley foreign ranks,
[01:48.608]	Kicking up a great noise, fuss, and flurry,
[01:51.595]	Lost the whole of his supplies, and with tears in his eyes,
[01:54.589]	From the Stonewall ran away in a hurry
[01:57.479]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[02:00.752]	For the Valley is a hard road to travel;
[02:03.966]	The Valley wouldn't do and we all had to leave,
[02:07.084]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[02:15.507]	Then the great Galena came, with her portholes all aflame,
[02:18.482]	And the Monitor, that famous naval wonder,
[02:21.647]	But the guns at Drewry's Bluff gave them speedily enough,
[02:24.724]	The loudest sort of reg'lar Rebel thunder.
[02:27.802]	The Galena was astonished and the Monitor admonished,
[02:30.976]	Our patent shot and shell were mocked at,
[02:33.968]	While the dreadful Naugatuck, by the hardest kind of luck,
[02:37.044]	Was knocked into an ugly cocked hat.
[02:39.934]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[02:43.104]	James River is a hard road to travel;
[02:46.323]	The gun-boats gave it up in terror and despair,
[02:49.410]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I declare!
[02:57.336]	Then McClellan followed soon, both with spade and balloon,
[03:00.754]	To try the Peninsular approaches,
[03:03.835]	But one and all agreed that his best rate of speed
[03:06.772]	Was no faster than the slowest of "slow coaches."
[03:10.142]	Instead of easy ground, at Williamsburg, he found,
[03:13.133]	A Longstreet indeed, and nothing shorter,
[03:15.986]	And it put him in the dumps, that spades wasn't trumps,
[03:19.246]	And the Hills he couldn't level as ordered.
[03:22.364]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve
[03:25.480]	For Longstreet is a hard road to travel -
[03:28.466]	Lay down the shovel, and throw away the spade
[03:31.726]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I'm afraid!
[03:39.987]	Then said Lincoln unto Pope,
[03:41.565]	"You can make the trip, I hope,
[03:43.153]	I will save the Universal Yankee nation,
[03:46.142]	To make sure of no defeat, I'll leave no lines of retreat,
[03:49.314]	And issue a famous proclamation."
[03:52.535]	But that same dreaded Jackson, this fellow laid his whacks,
[03:55.525]	And made him, by compulsion, a seceder
[03:58.516]	And Pope took rapid flight from Manassas' second fight,
[04:01.596]	'Twas his very last appearance as a leader.
[04:04.677]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[04:07.755]	For Stonewall is a hard road to travel;
[04:10.844]	Pope did his very best, but was evidently sold,
[04:14.210]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I am told!
[04:22.262]	Last of all the brave Burnside, with his pontoon bridges, tried
[04:25.440]	A road no one had thought of before him,
[04:28.613]	With two hundred thousand men for the Rebel slaughter pen,
[04:31.691]	And the blessed Union flag waving o'er him;
[04:34.825]	He met a fire like hell, of canister and shell,
[04:37.629]	That mowed his men down with great slaughter,
[04:40.978]	'Twas a shocking sight to view, that second Waterloo,
[04:43.844]	And the river ran with more blood than water.
[04:47.011]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[04:49.993]	Rappahannock is a hard road to travel
[04:53.022]	Burnside got in a trap, which caused him for to grieve
[04:56.291]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[05:04.594]	We are very much perplexed to know who is the next
[05:07.765]	To command the new Richmond expedition,
[05:10.850]	For the Capital must blaze, and that in ninety days,
[05:13.776]	And Jeff and his men be sent to perdition.
[05:16.956]	We'll take the cursed town, and then we'll burn it down,
[05:20.034]	And plunder and hang up each cursed Rebel;
[05:23.110]	Yet the contraband was right when he told us they would fight
[05:26.101]	"Oh, yes, massa, they fight like the devil!"
[05:29.274]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[05:32.303]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel;
[05:35.527]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[05:38.650]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[05:41.594]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeves,
[05:44.676]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel.
[05:47.791]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeves,
[05:50.868]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe.

[00:00.000]	zuo qu : Traditional: Dan Emmett
[00:08.771]	Would you like to hear my song? I' m afraid it' s rather long
[00:11.686]	Of the famous " On to Richmond" double trouble,
[00:14.789]	Of the halfadozen trips and halfadozen slips
[00:17.802]	And the very latest bursting of the bubble.
[00:20.883]	' Tis pretty hard to sing and like a round, round ring
[00:23.968]	' Tis a dreadful knotty puzzle to unravel
[00:27.004]	Though all the papers swore, when we touched Virginia' s shore
[00:30.031]	That Richmond was a hard road to travel.
[00:33.248]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[00:36.180]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel
[00:39.455]	Then pull off your coat and roll up your sleeve
[00:42.529]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe.
[00:50.952]	First, McDowell, bold and gay, set forth the shortest way,
[00:53.804]	By Manassas in the pleasant summer weather,
[00:57.033]	But unfortunately ran on a Stonewall, foolish man,
[01:00.069]	And had a " rocky journey" altogether
[01:03.107]	And he found it rather hard to ride o' er Beauregard,
[01:06.103]	And Johnston proved a deuce of a bother,
[01:09.225]	And ' twas clear beyond a doubt that he didn' t like the route,
[01:12.255]	And a second time would have to try another.
[01:15.516]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[01:18.731]	For Manassas is a hard road to travel
[01:21.707]	Manassas gave us fits, and Bull Run made us grieve,
[01:24.982]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[01:33.308]	Next came the WoolyHorse, with an overwhelming force,
[01:36.171]	To march down to Richmond by the Valley,
[01:39.007]	But he couldn' t find the road, and his " onward movement" showed
[01:42.269]	His campaigning was a mere shillyshally.
[01:45.483]	Then Commissary Banks, with his motley foreign ranks,
[01:48.608]	Kicking up a great noise, fuss, and flurry,
[01:51.595]	Lost the whole of his supplies, and with tears in his eyes,
[01:54.589]	From the Stonewall ran away in a hurry
[01:57.479]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[02:00.752]	For the Valley is a hard road to travel
[02:03.966]	The Valley wouldn' t do and we all had to leave,
[02:07.084]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[02:15.507]	Then the great Galena came, with her portholes all aflame,
[02:18.482]	And the Monitor, that famous naval wonder,
[02:21.647]	But the guns at Drewry' s Bluff gave them speedily enough,
[02:24.724]	The loudest sort of reg' lar Rebel thunder.
[02:27.802]	The Galena was astonished and the Monitor admonished,
[02:30.976]	Our patent shot and shell were mocked at,
[02:33.968]	While the dreadful Naugatuck, by the hardest kind of luck,
[02:37.044]	Was knocked into an ugly cocked hat.
[02:39.934]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[02:43.104]	James River is a hard road to travel
[02:46.323]	The gunboats gave it up in terror and despair,
[02:49.410]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I declare!
[02:57.336]	Then McClellan followed soon, both with spade and balloon,
[03:00.754]	To try the Peninsular approaches,
[03:03.835]	But one and all agreed that his best rate of speed
[03:06.772]	Was no faster than the slowest of " slow coaches."
[03:10.142]	Instead of easy ground, at Williamsburg, he found,
[03:13.133]	A Longstreet indeed, and nothing shorter,
[03:15.986]	And it put him in the dumps, that spades wasn' t trumps,
[03:19.246]	And the Hills he couldn' t level as ordered.
[03:22.364]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve
[03:25.480]	For Longstreet is a hard road to travel
[03:28.466]	Lay down the shovel, and throw away the spade
[03:31.726]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I' m afraid!
[03:39.987]	Then said Lincoln unto Pope,
[03:41.565]	" You can make the trip, I hope,
[03:43.153]	I will save the Universal Yankee nation,
[03:46.142]	To make sure of no defeat, I' ll leave no lines of retreat,
[03:49.314]	And issue a famous proclamation."
[03:52.535]	But that same dreaded Jackson, this fellow laid his whacks,
[03:55.525]	And made him, by compulsion, a seceder
[03:58.516]	And Pope took rapid flight from Manassas' second fight,
[04:01.596]	' Twas his very last appearance as a leader.
[04:04.677]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[04:07.755]	For Stonewall is a hard road to travel
[04:10.844]	Pope did his very best, but was evidently sold,
[04:14.210]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I am told!
[04:22.262]	Last of all the brave Burnside, with his pontoon bridges, tried
[04:25.440]	A road no one had thought of before him,
[04:28.613]	With two hundred thousand men for the Rebel slaughter pen,
[04:31.691]	And the blessed Union flag waving o' er him
[04:34.825]	He met a fire like hell, of canister and shell,
[04:37.629]	That mowed his men down with great slaughter,
[04:40.978]	' Twas a shocking sight to view, that second Waterloo,
[04:43.844]	And the river ran with more blood than water.
[04:47.011]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[04:49.993]	Rappahannock is a hard road to travel
[04:53.022]	Burnside got in a trap, which caused him for to grieve
[04:56.291]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[05:04.594]	We are very much perplexed to know who is the next
[05:07.765]	To command the new Richmond expedition,
[05:10.850]	For the Capital must blaze, and that in ninety days,
[05:13.776]	And Jeff and his men be sent to perdition.
[05:16.956]	We' ll take the cursed town, and then we' ll burn it down,
[05:20.034]	And plunder and hang up each cursed Rebel
[05:23.110]	Yet the contraband was right when he told us they would fight
[05:26.101]	" Oh, yes, massa, they fight like the devil!"
[05:29.274]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[05:32.303]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel
[05:35.527]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[05:38.650]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[05:41.594]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeves,
[05:44.676]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel.
[05:47.791]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeves,
[05:50.868]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe.

[00:00.000]	zuò qǔ : Traditional: Dan Emmett
[00:08.771]	Would you like to hear my song? I' m afraid it' s rather long
[00:11.686]	Of the famous " On to Richmond" double trouble,
[00:14.789]	Of the halfadozen trips and halfadozen slips
[00:17.802]	And the very latest bursting of the bubble.
[00:20.883]	' Tis pretty hard to sing and like a round, round ring
[00:23.968]	' Tis a dreadful knotty puzzle to unravel
[00:27.004]	Though all the papers swore, when we touched Virginia' s shore
[00:30.031]	That Richmond was a hard road to travel.
[00:33.248]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[00:36.180]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel
[00:39.455]	Then pull off your coat and roll up your sleeve
[00:42.529]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe.
[00:50.952]	First, McDowell, bold and gay, set forth the shortest way,
[00:53.804]	By Manassas in the pleasant summer weather,
[00:57.033]	But unfortunately ran on a Stonewall, foolish man,
[01:00.069]	And had a " rocky journey" altogether
[01:03.107]	And he found it rather hard to ride o' er Beauregard,
[01:06.103]	And Johnston proved a deuce of a bother,
[01:09.225]	And ' twas clear beyond a doubt that he didn' t like the route,
[01:12.255]	And a second time would have to try another.
[01:15.516]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[01:18.731]	For Manassas is a hard road to travel
[01:21.707]	Manassas gave us fits, and Bull Run made us grieve,
[01:24.982]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[01:33.308]	Next came the WoolyHorse, with an overwhelming force,
[01:36.171]	To march down to Richmond by the Valley,
[01:39.007]	But he couldn' t find the road, and his " onward movement" showed
[01:42.269]	His campaigning was a mere shillyshally.
[01:45.483]	Then Commissary Banks, with his motley foreign ranks,
[01:48.608]	Kicking up a great noise, fuss, and flurry,
[01:51.595]	Lost the whole of his supplies, and with tears in his eyes,
[01:54.589]	From the Stonewall ran away in a hurry
[01:57.479]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[02:00.752]	For the Valley is a hard road to travel
[02:03.966]	The Valley wouldn' t do and we all had to leave,
[02:07.084]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[02:15.507]	Then the great Galena came, with her portholes all aflame,
[02:18.482]	And the Monitor, that famous naval wonder,
[02:21.647]	But the guns at Drewry' s Bluff gave them speedily enough,
[02:24.724]	The loudest sort of reg' lar Rebel thunder.
[02:27.802]	The Galena was astonished and the Monitor admonished,
[02:30.976]	Our patent shot and shell were mocked at,
[02:33.968]	While the dreadful Naugatuck, by the hardest kind of luck,
[02:37.044]	Was knocked into an ugly cocked hat.
[02:39.934]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[02:43.104]	James River is a hard road to travel
[02:46.323]	The gunboats gave it up in terror and despair,
[02:49.410]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I declare!
[02:57.336]	Then McClellan followed soon, both with spade and balloon,
[03:00.754]	To try the Peninsular approaches,
[03:03.835]	But one and all agreed that his best rate of speed
[03:06.772]	Was no faster than the slowest of " slow coaches."
[03:10.142]	Instead of easy ground, at Williamsburg, he found,
[03:13.133]	A Longstreet indeed, and nothing shorter,
[03:15.986]	And it put him in the dumps, that spades wasn' t trumps,
[03:19.246]	And the Hills he couldn' t level as ordered.
[03:22.364]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve
[03:25.480]	For Longstreet is a hard road to travel
[03:28.466]	Lay down the shovel, and throw away the spade
[03:31.726]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I' m afraid!
[03:39.987]	Then said Lincoln unto Pope,
[03:41.565]	" You can make the trip, I hope,
[03:43.153]	I will save the Universal Yankee nation,
[03:46.142]	To make sure of no defeat, I' ll leave no lines of retreat,
[03:49.314]	And issue a famous proclamation."
[03:52.535]	But that same dreaded Jackson, this fellow laid his whacks,
[03:55.525]	And made him, by compulsion, a seceder
[03:58.516]	And Pope took rapid flight from Manassas' second fight,
[04:01.596]	' Twas his very last appearance as a leader.
[04:04.677]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[04:07.755]	For Stonewall is a hard road to travel
[04:10.844]	Pope did his very best, but was evidently sold,
[04:14.210]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I am told!
[04:22.262]	Last of all the brave Burnside, with his pontoon bridges, tried
[04:25.440]	A road no one had thought of before him,
[04:28.613]	With two hundred thousand men for the Rebel slaughter pen,
[04:31.691]	And the blessed Union flag waving o' er him
[04:34.825]	He met a fire like hell, of canister and shell,
[04:37.629]	That mowed his men down with great slaughter,
[04:40.978]	' Twas a shocking sight to view, that second Waterloo,
[04:43.844]	And the river ran with more blood than water.
[04:47.011]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[04:49.993]	Rappahannock is a hard road to travel
[04:53.022]	Burnside got in a trap, which caused him for to grieve
[04:56.291]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[05:04.594]	We are very much perplexed to know who is the next
[05:07.765]	To command the new Richmond expedition,
[05:10.850]	For the Capital must blaze, and that in ninety days,
[05:13.776]	And Jeff and his men be sent to perdition.
[05:16.956]	We' ll take the cursed town, and then we' ll burn it down,
[05:20.034]	And plunder and hang up each cursed Rebel
[05:23.110]	Yet the contraband was right when he told us they would fight
[05:26.101]	" Oh, yes, massa, they fight like the devil!"
[05:29.274]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[05:32.303]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel
[05:35.527]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeve,
[05:38.650]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe!
[05:41.594]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeves,
[05:44.676]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel.
[05:47.791]	Then pull off your overcoat and roll up your sleeves,
[05:50.868]	For Richmond is a hard road to travel, I believe.

	[length: 06:03.148]
[00:08.771]	你可愿意听我唱？这恐怕有点长
[00:11.686]	唱那“进军里士满”的著名难题
[00:14.789]	唱那一会儿跋涉，又一会儿跌倒
[00:17.802]	最后幻想的泡沫被打破
[00:20.883]	它难以描述，像死结一样
[00:23.968]	像个疑难问题无法收场
[00:27.004]	所有报纸都在讲，在弗州海岸上
[00:30.031]	去里士满的旅途如此难走
[00:33.248]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[00:36.180]	去里士满的路如此难走
[00:39.455]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[00:42.529]	去里士满的路毫无疑问很难走
[00:50.952]	首先乐观又勇敢，麦克道尔走得短
[00:53.804]	在宜人夏日到达马纳萨斯
[00:57.033]	但不幸撞上了石墙，真是个蠢汉
[01:00.069]	真是一条“乱石崎岖”的旅程
[01:03.107]	他发现博雷加德那儿似乎更要难过
[01:06.103]	约翰斯顿也不是个好惹的
[01:09.225]	几乎非常清楚，他不喜欢这条路
[01:12.255]	下回大概会选择走另一个
[01:15.516]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[01:18.731]	马纳萨斯的路如此难走
[01:21.707]	马纳萨斯与布尔河赋予咱勇气
[01:24.982]	去里士满的路毫无疑问很难走
[01:33.308]	之后来了匹长毛马（John C. Frémont），和他部队多如沙
[01:36.171]	从河谷朝着里士满而去
[01:39.007]	但他找不着路，从他动向能看出
[01:42.269]	他的行动只是原地踏步
[01:45.483]	还有班克斯军需官，和外国人把军衣穿
[01:48.608]	混乱又嘈杂地向里士满走去
[01:51.595]	丢掉了所有的补给，含着泪水在眼里
[01:54.589]	飞快从石墙面前逃离
[01:57.479]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[02:00.752]	从河谷的的路是如此难走
[02:03.966]	峡谷走不通大家只好返回去
[02:07.084]	去里士满的路毫无疑问很难走
[02:15.507]	超级加勒纳（USS Galena）来到，船舷两侧喷着火
[02:18.482]	还有莫尼特（USS Monitor），海军著名杀手锏
[02:21.647]	但德鲁里崖的大炮立马便回复
[02:24.724]	以最响亮的叛军炮火风暴
[02:27.802]	加勒纳惊惶了而莫尼特震动
[02:30.976]	那些专利炮弹只配给人嘲讽
[02:33.968]	可怜的诺格塔克（USRC Naugatuck），触了大霉头
[02:37.044]	像个破帽一样中间都塌掉
[02:39.934]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[02:43.104]	詹姆士河是如此地难走
[02:46.323]	炮艇一个个开溜惊慌又失落
[02:49.410]	去里士满的路那是真的很难走
[02:57.336]	麦克莱伦跟后头，带着铲子和气球
[03:00.754]	尝试从半岛上通过
[03:03.835]	但是众所周知，他的最高速率
[03:06.772]	跟架老破马车有得一比
[03:10.142]	没抄着近道，在威廉斯堡他看到
[03:13.133]	有个“长路”（Longstreet）短不了多少
[03:15.986]	将他扫进了垃圾场，铲子没派上用场
[03:19.246]	还有高山（Hill）他也没有办法丈量
[03:22.364]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[03:25.480]	"长路"漫漫如此难走
[03:28.466]	丢下了铲子放下了铁锹
[03:31.726]	去里士满的路恐怕是真的很难走
[03:39.987]	林肯对波普说
[03:41.565]	我希望你一路顺风
[03:43.153]	我一定拯救伟大洋基国
[03:46.142]	要誓把胜利夺，绝对不许退缩
[03:49.314]	我要让伟大解放宣言通过
[03:52.535]	但又是威风的杰克逊，把他迎头痛击
[03:55.525]	迫使他丢盔弃甲变逃亡者
[03:58.516]	在马纳萨斯第二次，波普逃跑若飞驰
[04:01.596]	他作为指挥恐怕最后一次
[04:04.677]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[04:07.755]	石墙是一道艰难险阻
[04:10.844]	波普干得还不错，但明显没有用
[04:14.210]	去里士满的路我早说过很难走
[04:22.262]	最后勇敢的伯恩赛德，尝试把浮桥搭过来
[04:25.440]	一条史无前例的道路
[04:28.613]	两万人冲上来，朝着叛军屠宰场
[04:31.691]	神圣的联邦旗高高飘扬
[04:34.825]	他看到了地狱之火，由霰弹与榴弹做
[04:37.629]	像韭菜一样士兵被收割
[04:40.978]	画面如此恐怖，就像二次滑铁卢
[04:43.844]	河中鲜血奔涌比水流还多
[04:47.011]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[04:49.993]	拉帕汉诺克河难以穿过
[04:53.022]	伯恩赛德中了计，留下悲伤在心里
[04:56.291]	去里士满的路毫无疑问很难走
[05:04.594]	我们好奇地想着谁是下一个
[05:07.765]	指挥到里士满的远征
[05:10.850]	毕竟九十日之内，要把敌首都烧毁
[05:13.776]	杰夫和他的人都得受审
[05:16.956]	我们会占下那地方，将它变成火葬场
[05:20.034]	抢光吊死每个该死的叛徒
[05:23.110]	违禁品（逃亡黑奴）说得不赖，他们早晚要来
[05:26.101]	"哦老爷他们作战就像恶魔！"
[05:29.274]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[05:32.303]	去里士满的路如此难走
[05:35.527]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[05:38.650]	去里士满的路毫无疑问很难走
[05:41.594]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[05:44.676]	去里士满的路如此难走
[05:47.791]	所以放下你的大衣卷起你的袖
[05:50.868]	去里士满的路毫无疑问很难走

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