Strumming on the old banjo I said strumming on the old banjo I said strumming on the old Strumming on the old Strumming on the old banjo I said strumming
I've been working on the railroad All the live long day I've been working on the railroad Just to pass the time away Can't you hear the whistle blowing
译文: 布鲁斯旅行者. 我一直在铁路.
译文: 约翰丹佛. 我一直在铁路.
译文: 原声音乐. 我一直在研究的铁路fozzie熊.
In the evening of the day down in Mobile, Alabama, Working on the railroad with the steel driving hammer. Gotta get some money, buy some brand new shoes
Gate And it looks like I'm never gonna cease my wanderin' (Wanderin' wanderin' mhm) Been a working on a railroad been a working on a farm But all I
on Billy Stone Well, I had just split from Jonathan So by chance, I was all alone Danny and I got along as well We spent hours on the phone Just talkinA
like, I can't, I won't, I can't I won't let you leave Now, now, I don't know what you want You want more from me I can't, I won't, I can't I won't let
how (I've been working on the railroad time, uh oh) (That broke) (I've been working on the railroad time, uh oh) Only roads can't talk (I've been working on the railroad
I'll be a runaway, I'll be a runaway (I'll be a runaway, I'll be a runaway, I'll be a runaway) It's crazy, I know, to count on this road To give me what I
the media is not fooling me 'cause I am a poem heeding hyper-distillation I've got no room for a lie so verbose I'm looking out over my whole human
I keep my eye on the ball But still I never asked to be a fly on the wall Read beginning to end and measured sideways I've traveled the length of your
In the heat of the day down in Mobile, Alabama Working on the railroad with the steel driving hammer I've Gotta make some money to buy some brand new
to come over, baby You know I will I could never stay on my own Givin' it all I got to give I've never done that before I'm always givin' a little more
In The Heat Of The Day Down In Mobile Alabama Working on the railroad with the steel driving hammer Gotta make some money to buy some brand new shoes
'em down on the ground for ties Yeah, and I'd make up songs, I'd sing He was a railroad man He was a railroad man He was a railroad man 'Til he stepped
(chuck berry) Well in the heat of day down in mobile, alabama I'm workin' on the railroad with a steel drivin hammer I gotta get some money buy some
