| 歌曲 | Voodoo Cowboy |
| 歌手 | The Cat Empire |
| 专辑 | So Many Nights |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Angus | |
| His mother was a snake | |
| His father was a scarecrow | |
| Born in the desert with his hat on his head | |
| Never missed a shot, sharp as a pharaoh | |
| Tequila in the sunrise, the desert was his bed | |
| Now he could dance the barn dance | |
| Like nobody before him | |
| But no woman would take him' | |
| Cause his eyes were rather strange | |
| In them you could see the emptiness of the desert | |
| Yellow like a scarecrow | |
| Black like a snake | |
| He was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he had never found a girl to call his own | |
| On and on and on that lonely cowboy | |
| But a cowboy's never really | |
| Cowboy's never really alone, really alone | |
| He had a horse whose name was | |
| PlentyAnd they saw things no man or beast should ever seen | |
| Out in the redness, out in the empty | |
| Where ghosts and spirits walk around like you and me | |
| He met a girl called | |
| AnnabelleAnd she was just the prettiest thing he'd ever seen | |
| Under a lake at the edge of the world | |
| He met a girl, walking through the edges of his dreams | |
| Because you see, he was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he was following a psychedelic stream | |
| On and on and on, that lonely cowboy | |
| But a cowboy's never really | |
| Cowboy's never really deceived, really deceived | |
| So they rode down under the water | |
| And the sunset made a fire above his head | |
| In search of warmth, in search of love | |
| In search of | |
| Heaven above | |
| But all he felt was cold and all he touched was wet | |
| But he could see her down a little bit deeper | |
| And all he wanted was to hold her to his chest | |
| So he reached out and she reached out | |
| And he touched her and she drew him in | |
| And kissed him as he breathed his final breath | |
| Because you see, he was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he had finally found a girl to call his own | |
| On and on and on, lucky lucky cowboy | |
| Because cowboy's almost always | |
| Cowboy's almost always die alone, die alone | |
| They die alone, they die alone |
| zuo qu : Angus | |
| His mother was a snake | |
| His father was a scarecrow | |
| Born in the desert with his hat on his head | |
| Never missed a shot, sharp as a pharaoh | |
| Tequila in the sunrise, the desert was his bed | |
| Now he could dance the barn dance | |
| Like nobody before him | |
| But no woman would take him' | |
| Cause his eyes were rather strange | |
| In them you could see the emptiness of the desert | |
| Yellow like a scarecrow | |
| Black like a snake | |
| He was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he had never found a girl to call his own | |
| On and on and on that lonely cowboy | |
| But a cowboy' s never really | |
| Cowboy' s never really alone, really alone | |
| He had a horse whose name was | |
| PlentyAnd they saw things no man or beast should ever seen | |
| Out in the redness, out in the empty | |
| Where ghosts and spirits walk around like you and me | |
| He met a girl called | |
| AnnabelleAnd she was just the prettiest thing he' d ever seen | |
| Under a lake at the edge of the world | |
| He met a girl, walking through the edges of his dreams | |
| Because you see, he was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he was following a psychedelic stream | |
| On and on and on, that lonely cowboy | |
| But a cowboy' s never really | |
| Cowboy' s never really deceived, really deceived | |
| So they rode down under the water | |
| And the sunset made a fire above his head | |
| In search of warmth, in search of love | |
| In search of | |
| Heaven above | |
| But all he felt was cold and all he touched was wet | |
| But he could see her down a little bit deeper | |
| And all he wanted was to hold her to his chest | |
| So he reached out and she reached out | |
| And he touched her and she drew him in | |
| And kissed him as he breathed his final breath | |
| Because you see, he was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he had finally found a girl to call his own | |
| On and on and on, lucky lucky cowboy | |
| Because cowboy' s almost always | |
| Cowboy' s almost always die alone, die alone | |
| They die alone, they die alone |
| zuò qǔ : Angus | |
| His mother was a snake | |
| His father was a scarecrow | |
| Born in the desert with his hat on his head | |
| Never missed a shot, sharp as a pharaoh | |
| Tequila in the sunrise, the desert was his bed | |
| Now he could dance the barn dance | |
| Like nobody before him | |
| But no woman would take him' | |
| Cause his eyes were rather strange | |
| In them you could see the emptiness of the desert | |
| Yellow like a scarecrow | |
| Black like a snake | |
| He was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he had never found a girl to call his own | |
| On and on and on that lonely cowboy | |
| But a cowboy' s never really | |
| Cowboy' s never really alone, really alone | |
| He had a horse whose name was | |
| PlentyAnd they saw things no man or beast should ever seen | |
| Out in the redness, out in the empty | |
| Where ghosts and spirits walk around like you and me | |
| He met a girl called | |
| AnnabelleAnd she was just the prettiest thing he' d ever seen | |
| Under a lake at the edge of the world | |
| He met a girl, walking through the edges of his dreams | |
| Because you see, he was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he was following a psychedelic stream | |
| On and on and on, that lonely cowboy | |
| But a cowboy' s never really | |
| Cowboy' s never really deceived, really deceived | |
| So they rode down under the water | |
| And the sunset made a fire above his head | |
| In search of warmth, in search of love | |
| In search of | |
| Heaven above | |
| But all he felt was cold and all he touched was wet | |
| But he could see her down a little bit deeper | |
| And all he wanted was to hold her to his chest | |
| So he reached out and she reached out | |
| And he touched her and she drew him in | |
| And kissed him as he breathed his final breath | |
| Because you see, he was a voodoo cowboy | |
| And he had finally found a girl to call his own | |
| On and on and on, lucky lucky cowboy | |
| Because cowboy' s almost always | |
| Cowboy' s almost always die alone, die alone | |
| They die alone, they die alone |