歌曲 | Kentucky, February 27, 1971 |
歌手 | Tom T. Hall |
专辑 | In Search Of A Song |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
[00:00.00] | 作词 : Hall |
[00:05.64] | There were signs beside |
[00:07.20] | the road like "Jesus Saves" |
[00:09.49] | |
[00:11.40] | And "Relieve yourself the fast and gentle way" |
[00:15.12] | |
[00:16.93] | I was lookin' for an old man |
[00:19.42] | who lived way back in these hills |
[00:21.83] | |
[00:22.85] | Who just might have a story I could tell |
[00:26.61] | |
[00:28.56] | Pretty soon the blacktop disappeared |
[00:31.91] | |
[00:33.68] | I felt the car change to a lower gear |
[00:37.25] | |
[00:39.31] | I took a drink of liquor |
[00:41.41] | just to chase away the chill |
[00:44.23] | |
[00:44.84] | I was 27 miles from Olive Hill |
[00:48.99] | |
[00:50.59] | Ahead I saw the bridge where I turned right |
[00:53.96] | |
[00:56.17] | A dirt road led straight up a mountainside |
[00:59.86] | |
[01:01.81] | I pulled up to a farmhouse |
[01:04.17] | I thought I had seen before |
[01:06.50] | |
[01:07.30] | An old man and his dog were at the door |
[01:11.24] | |
[01:12.90] | They told me this old-timer knew this land |
[01:16.53] | |
[01:18.49] | I told him, "Sir, I just don't understand |
[01:22.17] | |
[01:24.36] | Why the kids in this state |
[01:26.47] | just grow up and move away |
[01:29.20] | |
[01:29.92] | And leave the land where |
[01:31.31] | they were born and raised." |
[01:33.79] | |
[01:35.40] | He said, "Son, you can't make it on this land |
[01:38.77] | |
[01:40.85] | Unless you're happy workin' with your hands |
[01:44.68] | |
[01:46.51] | There ain't no kids today |
[01:48.57] | that wanna stay and work it out |
[01:51.29] | |
[01:52.30] | They wanna see the things they hear about." |
[01:55.67] | |
[01:57.71] | He said, "I cleared this whole farm off myself |
[02:01.18] | |
[02:03.18] | And I'd work it now but time has got my health." |
[02:06.77] | |
[02:08.83] | Then starin' out the window restin' in his easy chair |
[02:13.51] | |
[02:14.40] | He told me what I'd really come to hear |
[02:18.08] | |
[02:19.80] | "You know, son, people used to tell their kids |
[02:23.13] | |
[02:25.50] | 'Now, I don't want you to |
[02:26.73] | have to work the way I did.' |
[02:28.88] | |
[02:30.91] | They don't and some will tell you that it's a shame |
[02:34.35] | |
[02:36.55] | But you have to think before you place the blame." |
[02:40.41] | |
[02:42.16] | I guess we must have talked for half a day |
[02:45.58] | |
[02:47.55] | 'Til I told him that I'd best be on my way |
[02:51.41] | |
[02:53.25] | He shook my hand and said, |
[02:55.13] | "I'm glad I met you, Mr. Hall |
[02:58.25] | |
[02:58.81] | But I guess there ain't no song here after all." |
[03:03.44] |
[00:00.00] | zuo ci : Hall |
[00:05.64] | There were signs beside |
[00:07.20] | the road like " Jesus Saves" |
[00:09.49] | |
[00:11.40] | And " Relieve yourself the fast and gentle way" |
[00:15.12] | |
[00:16.93] | I was lookin' for an old man |
[00:19.42] | who lived way back in these hills |
[00:21.83] | |
[00:22.85] | Who just might have a story I could tell |
[00:26.61] | |
[00:28.56] | Pretty soon the blacktop disappeared |
[00:31.91] | |
[00:33.68] | I felt the car change to a lower gear |
[00:37.25] | |
[00:39.31] | I took a drink of liquor |
[00:41.41] | just to chase away the chill |
[00:44.23] | |
[00:44.84] | I was 27 miles from Olive Hill |
[00:48.99] | |
[00:50.59] | Ahead I saw the bridge where I turned right |
[00:53.96] | |
[00:56.17] | A dirt road led straight up a mountainside |
[00:59.86] | |
[01:01.81] | I pulled up to a farmhouse |
[01:04.17] | I thought I had seen before |
[01:06.50] | |
[01:07.30] | An old man and his dog were at the door |
[01:11.24] | |
[01:12.90] | They told me this oldtimer knew this land |
[01:16.53] | |
[01:18.49] | I told him, " Sir, I just don' t understand |
[01:22.17] | |
[01:24.36] | Why the kids in this state |
[01:26.47] | just grow up and move away |
[01:29.20] | |
[01:29.92] | And leave the land where |
[01:31.31] | they were born and raised." |
[01:33.79] | |
[01:35.40] | He said, " Son, you can' t make it on this land |
[01:38.77] | |
[01:40.85] | Unless you' re happy workin' with your hands |
[01:44.68] | |
[01:46.51] | There ain' t no kids today |
[01:48.57] | that wanna stay and work it out |
[01:51.29] | |
[01:52.30] | They wanna see the things they hear about." |
[01:55.67] | |
[01:57.71] | He said, " I cleared this whole farm off myself |
[02:01.18] | |
[02:03.18] | And I' d work it now but time has got my health." |
[02:06.77] | |
[02:08.83] | Then starin' out the window restin' in his easy chair |
[02:13.51] | |
[02:14.40] | He told me what I' d really come to hear |
[02:18.08] | |
[02:19.80] | " You know, son, people used to tell their kids |
[02:23.13] | |
[02:25.50] | ' Now, I don' t want you to |
[02:26.73] | have to work the way I did.' |
[02:28.88] | |
[02:30.91] | They don' t and some will tell you that it' s a shame |
[02:34.35] | |
[02:36.55] | But you have to think before you place the blame." |
[02:40.41] | |
[02:42.16] | I guess we must have talked for half a day |
[02:45.58] | |
[02:47.55] | ' Til I told him that I' d best be on my way |
[02:51.41] | |
[02:53.25] | He shook my hand and said, |
[02:55.13] | " I' m glad I met you, Mr. Hall |
[02:58.25] | |
[02:58.81] | But I guess there ain' t no song here after all." |
[03:03.44] |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Hall |
[00:05.64] | There were signs beside |
[00:07.20] | the road like " Jesus Saves" |
[00:09.49] | |
[00:11.40] | And " Relieve yourself the fast and gentle way" |
[00:15.12] | |
[00:16.93] | I was lookin' for an old man |
[00:19.42] | who lived way back in these hills |
[00:21.83] | |
[00:22.85] | Who just might have a story I could tell |
[00:26.61] | |
[00:28.56] | Pretty soon the blacktop disappeared |
[00:31.91] | |
[00:33.68] | I felt the car change to a lower gear |
[00:37.25] | |
[00:39.31] | I took a drink of liquor |
[00:41.41] | just to chase away the chill |
[00:44.23] | |
[00:44.84] | I was 27 miles from Olive Hill |
[00:48.99] | |
[00:50.59] | Ahead I saw the bridge where I turned right |
[00:53.96] | |
[00:56.17] | A dirt road led straight up a mountainside |
[00:59.86] | |
[01:01.81] | I pulled up to a farmhouse |
[01:04.17] | I thought I had seen before |
[01:06.50] | |
[01:07.30] | An old man and his dog were at the door |
[01:11.24] | |
[01:12.90] | They told me this oldtimer knew this land |
[01:16.53] | |
[01:18.49] | I told him, " Sir, I just don' t understand |
[01:22.17] | |
[01:24.36] | Why the kids in this state |
[01:26.47] | just grow up and move away |
[01:29.20] | |
[01:29.92] | And leave the land where |
[01:31.31] | they were born and raised." |
[01:33.79] | |
[01:35.40] | He said, " Son, you can' t make it on this land |
[01:38.77] | |
[01:40.85] | Unless you' re happy workin' with your hands |
[01:44.68] | |
[01:46.51] | There ain' t no kids today |
[01:48.57] | that wanna stay and work it out |
[01:51.29] | |
[01:52.30] | They wanna see the things they hear about." |
[01:55.67] | |
[01:57.71] | He said, " I cleared this whole farm off myself |
[02:01.18] | |
[02:03.18] | And I' d work it now but time has got my health." |
[02:06.77] | |
[02:08.83] | Then starin' out the window restin' in his easy chair |
[02:13.51] | |
[02:14.40] | He told me what I' d really come to hear |
[02:18.08] | |
[02:19.80] | " You know, son, people used to tell their kids |
[02:23.13] | |
[02:25.50] | ' Now, I don' t want you to |
[02:26.73] | have to work the way I did.' |
[02:28.88] | |
[02:30.91] | They don' t and some will tell you that it' s a shame |
[02:34.35] | |
[02:36.55] | But you have to think before you place the blame." |
[02:40.41] | |
[02:42.16] | I guess we must have talked for half a day |
[02:45.58] | |
[02:47.55] | ' Til I told him that I' d best be on my way |
[02:51.41] | |
[02:53.25] | He shook my hand and said, |
[02:55.13] | " I' m glad I met you, Mr. Hall |
[02:58.25] | |
[02:58.81] | But I guess there ain' t no song here after all." |
[03:03.44] |
[00:05.64] | 路边有些标志 |
[00:07.20] | 写着类似“耶稣救我” |
[00:11.40] | 以及“解手时要迅速且礼貌” |
[00:16.93] | 我在寻找一位老人 |
[00:19.42] | 他就住在这群山背后 |
[00:22.85] | 或许我能说些关于他的故事 |
[00:28.56] | 柏油路很快就到了尽头 |
[00:33.68] | 车子降到了更低的挡位 |
[00:39.31] | 喝了点酒 |
[00:41.41] | 只为驱逐寒意 |
[00:44.84] | 在距离橄榄山27英里之处 |
[00:50.59] | 看到我之前在边上右转的桥 |
[00:56.17] | 尘土覆盖的道路引上山腰 |
[01:01.81] | 我抵达了农舍 |
[01:04.17] | 我想我曾看见过 |
[01:07.30] | 一位老人与他的狗倚在门旁 |
[01:12.90] | 他们说这老人了解这片地方 |
[01:18.49] | 我告诉他:“先生,我就是不明白 |
[01:24.36] | 怎么这个州里的孩子们 |
[01:26.47] | 长大之后就搬出去了 |
[01:29.92] | 离开了这片 |
[01:31.31] | 生他们养他们的地方?” |
[01:35.40] | 他说:“年轻人,你在这是没法坚持下去的 |
[01:40.85] | 除非你很高兴用自己的双手努力干活 |
[01:46.51] | 现在哪里还有那样的孩子 |
[01:48.57] | 愿意留在这里,自力更生 |
[01:52.30] | 他们想亲眼见见那些听闻过的事物” |
[01:57.71] | 他说:“我独自打理这个农场 |
[02:03.18] | 还能继续,但岁月也逐渐让我力不从心” |
[02:08.83] | 而后他躺在安乐椅里凝视窗外 |
[02:14.40] | 把我真正想听的一一道来 |
[02:19.80] | “你知道吗,孩子,人们总这么告诉他们的子女 |
[02:25.50] | ‘现在,我不想你必须 |
[02:26.73] | 以我曾经努力的方式继续劳作’ |
[02:30.91] | 年轻人不再这么做了,其中一些会说那是种耻辱 |
[02:36.55] | 但你得在批判它前想明白缘由 |
[02:42.16] | 我猜我们相谈必有半天之久 |
[02:47.55] | 直到我提出我最好启程回家 |
[02:53.25] | 他握着我的手并且说道: |
[02:55.13] | “很高兴我遇到了你,Mr.Hall, |
[02:58.81] | 而我想这里再不会响起歌谣” |