歌曲 | Blue and Grey |
歌手 | David Munyon |
专辑 | More Songs for Planet Earth |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
[ar: David Munyon] | |
[ti: Blue And Grey] | |
[al: More Songs For Planet Earth] | |
[id: qbllhscs] | |
[Encoding: unicode] | |
[length: 07:47] | |
[00:20.00] | written by David Munyon, S.P. Standley |
[00:30.00] | |
[00:41.05] | In the rain you can't tell a distance |
[00:47.73] | It might be a friend or a foe |
[00:54.37] | Johnny Reb go ahead make your decision |
[01:00.99] | Union Jacks old feet are gettin' cold |
[01:06.42] | |
[01:10.92] | Leaving home, leaving Gail and the children |
[01:17.80] | Robert Sloan, all alone standing guard |
[01:24.18] | Patriot of the southern tradition |
[01:30.86] | We have a right to farm the way we want |
[01:36.12] | |
[01:40.99] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[01:47.62] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[01:54.31] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[01:57.73] | Where he's goin'... |
[02:01.04] | Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
[02:05.84] | |
[02:11.03] | Destiny plays a game of redemption |
[02:17.97] | Like a wheel of a Casson in the mud |
[02:24.35] | Halbert Blake still in a daze from November |
[02:31.16] | After shooting his first rebel thug |
[02:35.91] | |
[02:41.47] | Let it go, go ahead, let it go now |
[02:48.10] | You can cry no ones looking ahead |
[02:54.78] | You've still got one good leg to stand on |
[03:01.40] | You're going home, Bob Thatcher tells his friend |
[03:06.22] | |
[03:11.60] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[03:18.34] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[03:25.14] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[03:28.76] | Where he's goin'... |
[03:31.95] | Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
[03:36.76] | |
[04:12.08] | Underneath a musky tent Kneels a general |
[04:18.88] | Praying loudly for deliverance for his men |
[04:25.45] | He could be on either side of this conflict |
[04:32.20] | He just wishes he wasn't fighting his old friends |
[04:37.70] | |
[04:42.39] | Crumpled letters in a field coat from aunt Lettie |
[04:49.26] | „Are you practicing your music like you said“ |
[04:56.01] | „I guess soldiers don't have much free time“ |
[05:02.82] | It doesn't matter the reader's already dead |
[05:07.26] | |
[05:09.57] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[05:16.26] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[05:23.14] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[05:26.90] | Where he's goin'... |
[05:30.29] | Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
[05:34.91] | |
[06:10.16] | The afternoon is the worst for a warrior |
[06:17.09] | Muskets rest and the cook test his art |
[06:24.15] | Once a slave in the beginning of this madness |
[06:30.77] | Now a free-man pushing wounded in a cart |
[06:35.21] | |
[06:40.84] | Fourteen years voluteer, old as a mountain |
[06:47.59] | „Send the young one, he's a good shot, yes indeed“ |
[06:54.40] | „There's a sniper in the house by the river“ |
[07:01.15] | „One less Yankee is all the South needs“ |
[07:06.34] | |
[07:11.21] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[07:18.09] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[07:24.90] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[07:28.71] | Where he's goin'... |
[07:31.77] | Follow blind; follow the Blue and the Grey |
[07:36.65] | |
[07:37.40] | |
[07:38.03] | |
[07:38.84] | David Munyon: vocal, guitar |
[07:39.59] | Chris Jones: guitar |
[07:40.22] | Mike Silver: backing vocals |
[07:40.84] | Beo Brockhausen: tinwhistle |
[07:41.72] | Hans-Jörg Maucksch: bass |
[07:42.66] | |
[07:43.71] |
ar: David Munyon | |
ti: Blue And Grey | |
al: More Songs For Planet Earth | |
id: qbllhscs | |
Encoding: unicode | |
length: 07: 47 | |
[00:20.00] | written by David Munyon, S. P. Standley |
[00:30.00] | |
[00:41.05] | In the rain you can' t tell a distance |
[00:47.73] | It might be a friend or a foe |
[00:54.37] | Johnny Reb go ahead make your decision |
[01:00.99] | Union Jacks old feet are gettin' cold |
[01:06.42] | |
[01:10.92] | Leaving home, leaving Gail and the children |
[01:17.80] | Robert Sloan, all alone standing guard |
[01:24.18] | Patriot of the southern tradition |
[01:30.86] | We have a right to farm the way we want |
[01:36.12] | |
[01:40.99] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[01:47.62] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[01:54.31] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[01:57.73] | Where he' s goin'... |
[02:01.04] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[02:05.84] | |
[02:11.03] | Destiny plays a game of redemption |
[02:17.97] | Like a wheel of a Casson in the mud |
[02:24.35] | Halbert Blake still in a daze from November |
[02:31.16] | After shooting his first rebel thug |
[02:35.91] | |
[02:41.47] | Let it go, go ahead, let it go now |
[02:48.10] | You can cry no ones looking ahead |
[02:54.78] | You' ve still got one good leg to stand on |
[03:01.40] | You' re going home, Bob Thatcher tells his friend |
[03:06.22] | |
[03:11.60] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[03:18.34] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[03:25.14] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[03:28.76] | Where he' s goin'... |
[03:31.95] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[03:36.76] | |
[04:12.08] | Underneath a musky tent Kneels a general |
[04:18.88] | Praying loudly for deliverance for his men |
[04:25.45] | He could be on either side of this conflict |
[04:32.20] | He just wishes he wasn' t fighting his old friends |
[04:37.70] | |
[04:42.39] | Crumpled letters in a field coat from aunt Lettie |
[04:49.26] | Are you practicing your music like you said" |
[04:56.01] | I guess soldiers don' t have much free time" |
[05:02.82] | It doesn' t matter the reader' s already dead |
[05:07.26] | |
[05:09.57] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[05:16.26] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[05:23.14] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[05:26.90] | Where he' s goin'... |
[05:30.29] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[05:34.91] | |
[06:10.16] | The afternoon is the worst for a warrior |
[06:17.09] | Muskets rest and the cook test his art |
[06:24.15] | Once a slave in the beginning of this madness |
[06:30.77] | Now a freeman pushing wounded in a cart |
[06:35.21] | |
[06:40.84] | Fourteen years voluteer, old as a mountain |
[06:47.59] | Send the young one, he' s a good shot, yes indeed" |
[06:54.40] | There' s a sniper in the house by the river" |
[07:01.15] | One less Yankee is all the South needs" |
[07:06.34] | |
[07:11.21] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[07:18.09] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[07:24.90] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[07:28.71] | Where he' s goin'... |
[07:31.77] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[07:36.65] | |
[07:37.40] | |
[07:38.03] | |
[07:38.84] | David Munyon: vocal, guitar |
[07:39.59] | Chris Jones: guitar |
[07:40.22] | Mike Silver: backing vocals |
[07:40.84] | Beo Brockhausen: tinwhistle |
[07:41.72] | HansJ rg Maucksch: bass |
[07:42.66] | |
[07:43.71] |
ar: David Munyon | |
ti: Blue And Grey | |
al: More Songs For Planet Earth | |
id: qbllhscs | |
Encoding: unicode | |
length: 07: 47 | |
[00:20.00] | written by David Munyon, S. P. Standley |
[00:30.00] | |
[00:41.05] | In the rain you can' t tell a distance |
[00:47.73] | It might be a friend or a foe |
[00:54.37] | Johnny Reb go ahead make your decision |
[01:00.99] | Union Jacks old feet are gettin' cold |
[01:06.42] | |
[01:10.92] | Leaving home, leaving Gail and the children |
[01:17.80] | Robert Sloan, all alone standing guard |
[01:24.18] | Patriot of the southern tradition |
[01:30.86] | We have a right to farm the way we want |
[01:36.12] | |
[01:40.99] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[01:47.62] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[01:54.31] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[01:57.73] | Where he' s goin'... |
[02:01.04] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[02:05.84] | |
[02:11.03] | Destiny plays a game of redemption |
[02:17.97] | Like a wheel of a Casson in the mud |
[02:24.35] | Halbert Blake still in a daze from November |
[02:31.16] | After shooting his first rebel thug |
[02:35.91] | |
[02:41.47] | Let it go, go ahead, let it go now |
[02:48.10] | You can cry no ones looking ahead |
[02:54.78] | You' ve still got one good leg to stand on |
[03:01.40] | You' re going home, Bob Thatcher tells his friend |
[03:06.22] | |
[03:11.60] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[03:18.34] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[03:25.14] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[03:28.76] | Where he' s goin'... |
[03:31.95] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[03:36.76] | |
[04:12.08] | Underneath a musky tent Kneels a general |
[04:18.88] | Praying loudly for deliverance for his men |
[04:25.45] | He could be on either side of this conflict |
[04:32.20] | He just wishes he wasn' t fighting his old friends |
[04:37.70] | |
[04:42.39] | Crumpled letters in a field coat from aunt Lettie |
[04:49.26] | Are you practicing your music like you said" |
[04:56.01] | I guess soldiers don' t have much free time" |
[05:02.82] | It doesn' t matter the reader' s already dead |
[05:07.26] | |
[05:09.57] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[05:16.26] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[05:23.14] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[05:26.90] | Where he' s goin'... |
[05:30.29] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[05:34.91] | |
[06:10.16] | The afternoon is the worst for a warrior |
[06:17.09] | Muskets rest and the cook test his art |
[06:24.15] | Once a slave in the beginning of this madness |
[06:30.77] | Now a freeman pushing wounded in a cart |
[06:35.21] | |
[06:40.84] | Fourteen years voluteer, old as a mountain |
[06:47.59] | Send the young one, he' s a good shot, yes indeed" |
[06:54.40] | There' s a sniper in the house by the river" |
[07:01.15] | One less Yankee is all the South needs" |
[07:06.34] | |
[07:11.21] | Toy soldiers with faces of little children |
[07:18.09] | Too confused, too tired to complain |
[07:24.90] | Time to march hope old Sarge knows... |
[07:28.71] | Where he' s goin'... |
[07:31.77] | Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey |
[07:36.65] | |
[07:37.40] | |
[07:38.03] | |
[07:38.84] | David Munyon: vocal, guitar |
[07:39.59] | Chris Jones: guitar |
[07:40.22] | Mike Silver: backing vocals |
[07:40.84] | Beo Brockhausen: tinwhistle |
[07:41.72] | HansJ rg Maucksch: bass |
[07:42.66] | |
[07:43.71] |
[00:20.00] | |
[00:41.05] | 大雨倾盆 不辨远近 |
[00:47.73] | 雨中的可能是朋友或者是敌人 |
[00:54.37] | Johnny继续决定是否为南方而战吧 |
[01:00.99] | Jack的双脚已经慢慢冰凉 |
[01:10.92] | 离开家乡 离开 Gail和孩子们 |
[01:17.80] | Robert Sloan仍然坚守在那里 |
[01:24.18] | 南方忠诚的守护者啊 |
[01:30.86] | 我们有权利按照我们的方式生活 |
[01:40.99] | 在小士兵稚嫩的脸上 |
[01:47.62] | 写满了疲劳跟困惑 沉默不语 |
[01:54.31] | 出发的时间到了 希望老军士长能知晓 |
[01:57.73] | 这次的目的地 |
[02:01.04] | 尽管跟上去吧 跟上那一片蓝色或者灰色 |
[02:11.03] | 命运在玩一个叫拯救的游戏 |
[02:17.97] | 就像一个陷入泥潭的车轮 |
[02:24.35] | Halbert Blake从十一月就一直茫然 |
[02:31.16] | 从他射杀了第一个敌人开始 |
[02:41.47] | 就这样吧 不管了 让这些都过去吧 |
[02:48.10] | 想哭就哭吧 没人看你的 |
[02:54.78] | 但你还是要用你完好的那条腿站起来 |
[03:01.40] | Bob已经告诉他的朋友你快回来了 |
[03:11.60] | 在小士兵稚嫩的脸上 |
[03:18.34] | 写满了疲劳与困惑 沉默不语 |
[03:25.14] | 出发的时间到了 希望老军士长能知晓 |
[03:28.76] | 这次的目的地 |
[03:31.95] | 尽管跟上去吧 跟上前方那一片蓝色或者灰色 |
[04:12.08] | 上校在皮革帐篷里跪下 |
[04:18.88] | 大声地为他的士兵祈祷 |
[04:25.45] | 他本不用选择这场战争的任何一方 |
[04:32.20] | 他只祈祷不要在战场上碰到他的朋友 |
[04:42.39] | 外套里那封来自Lettie阿姨的信件已经皱得厉害 |
[04:49.26] | “你可还像你说的那样练习你喜欢的乐曲 |
[04:56.01] | 我猜你们这些当兵的没那么多闲时间吧” |
[05:02.82] | 没关系了 因为读信的人已经死去 |
[05:09.57] | 在小士兵稚嫩的脸上 |
[05:16.26] | 写满了疲劳与困惑 沉默不语 |
[05:23.14] | 出发的时间到了 希望老军士长能知晓 |
[05:26.90] | 这次的目的地 |
[05:30.29] | 尽管跟上去吧 跟上前方那一片蓝色或者灰色 |
[06:10.16] | 午后是战争中最糟糕的时间 |
[06:17.09] | 枪支失语 炊事兵忙活着 |
[06:24.15] | 在这场战争开始时曾是奴隶的人 |
[06:30.77] | 现在正作为一个自由人把受伤的士兵抬上马车 |
[06:40.84] | 十四岁的战士却像山般苍老 |
[06:47.59] | 把这小伙子送上前线,他绝对会是一个神枪手 |
[06:54.40] | 在河边的房子里有一个狙击手 |
[07:01.15] | 所有南方人需要的是多消灭一个北佬 |
[07:11.21] | 在小士兵稚嫩的脸上 |
[07:18.09] | 写满了疲劳与困惑 沉默不语 |
[07:24.90] | 出发的时间到了 希望老军士长能知晓 |
[07:28.71] | 这次的目的地 |
[07:31.77] | 尽管跟上去吧 跟上前方那一片蓝色或者灰色 |
[07:38.84] | (blue and grey是美国一部讲述南北战争的影视剧) |
[07:39.59] | ( 南北战争时期南方士兵身着蓝色军装 北方士兵身着灰色军装) |
[07:40.22] | |
[07:40.84] | |
[07:41.72] |