歌曲 | Railroad Lady |
歌手 | Jimmy Buffett |
专辑 | A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
Written:Jimmy Buffett/Jerry Jeff Walker | |
She's a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shady | |
Spending her days on the train | |
She's a semi-good looker | |
The fast rails they took 'er | |
Now she's tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
South Station on Boston to the stockyards of Austin | |
From the Florida sunshine to the New Orlean's rain | |
Now that the railpacks | |
Has taken the best tracks | |
She's tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
She's a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shady | |
Spending her life on the trains | |
Once a pullman car traveler | |
Now the brakeman won't have 'er | |
She's tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
Once a high balling loner he thought he could own 'er | |
He bought her a fur and a big diamond ring | |
She hocked them for cold cash | |
Left town on the Wabash | |
Never thinking of home way back then. | |
But the rails are now rusty | |
The dining car's dusty | |
The gold plated watches have taken their toll | |
The railroads are dying | |
And the lady she's crying | |
On a bus to Kentucky and home that's her goal. | |
She's a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shaky | |
Spending her life on the train | |
She's a semi-good looker | |
But the fast rails the took 'er | |
Now she' tryin', just tryin' to get home again. |
Written: Jimmy Buffett Jerry Jeff Walker | |
She' s a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shady | |
Spending her days on the train | |
She' s a semigood looker | |
The fast rails they took ' er | |
Now she' s tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
South Station on Boston to the stockyards of Austin | |
From the Florida sunshine to the New Orlean' s rain | |
Now that the railpacks | |
Has taken the best tracks | |
She' s tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
She' s a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shady | |
Spending her life on the trains | |
Once a pullman car traveler | |
Now the brakeman won' t have ' er | |
She' s tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
Once a high balling loner he thought he could own ' er | |
He bought her a fur and a big diamond ring | |
She hocked them for cold cash | |
Left town on the Wabash | |
Never thinking of home way back then. | |
But the rails are now rusty | |
The dining car' s dusty | |
The gold plated watches have taken their toll | |
The railroads are dying | |
And the lady she' s crying | |
On a bus to Kentucky and home that' s her goal. | |
She' s a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shaky | |
Spending her life on the train | |
She' s a semigood looker | |
But the fast rails the took ' er | |
Now she' tryin', just tryin' to get home again. |
Written: Jimmy Buffett Jerry Jeff Walker | |
She' s a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shady | |
Spending her days on the train | |
She' s a semigood looker | |
The fast rails they took ' er | |
Now she' s tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
South Station on Boston to the stockyards of Austin | |
From the Florida sunshine to the New Orlean' s rain | |
Now that the railpacks | |
Has taken the best tracks | |
She' s tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
She' s a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shady | |
Spending her life on the trains | |
Once a pullman car traveler | |
Now the brakeman won' t have ' er | |
She' s tryin', just tryin' to get home again. | |
Once a high balling loner he thought he could own ' er | |
He bought her a fur and a big diamond ring | |
She hocked them for cold cash | |
Left town on the Wabash | |
Never thinking of home way back then. | |
But the rails are now rusty | |
The dining car' s dusty | |
The gold plated watches have taken their toll | |
The railroads are dying | |
And the lady she' s crying | |
On a bus to Kentucky and home that' s her goal. | |
She' s a railroad lady | |
Just a little bit shaky | |
Spending her life on the train | |
She' s a semigood looker | |
But the fast rails the took ' er | |
Now she' tryin', just tryin' to get home again. |