Song | Bright Sunny South |
Artist | Alison Krauss & Union Station |
Album | Live |
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[00:00.00] | 作词 : Traditional |
[00:07.73] | From the bright sunny south to the war,I was sent, |
[00:10.88] | E'er the days of my boyhood,I scarcely had spent. |
[00:14.13] | From it's cool shady forests and deep flowing streams, |
[00:20.58] | Ever fond in my mem'ry and sweet in my dreams. |
[00:25.28] | |
[00:26.18] | Oh,my dear little sister,I still see her tears. |
[00:52.69] | When I had to leave home in our tender years. |
[00:58.04] | And my sweet gentle mother,so dear to my heart, |
[01:02.99] | It grieved me sincerely when we had to part. |
[01:08.30] | |
[01:09.30] | Said my kind-hearted father as he took my hand: |
[01:33.81] | As you go in defence of our dear native land, |
[01:38.76] | Son,be brave but show mercy whenever you can |
[01:43.01] | Our hearts will be with you,'til you 'turn again. |
[02:11.28] | |
[02:11.88] | In my bag there's a bible to show me the way, |
[02:16.18] | Through my twelfth year on earth and to Heaven some day. |
[02:21.38] | I will shoulder my musket and brandish my sword, |
[02:26.03] | In defence of this land and the word of the Lord. |
[00:00.00] | zuo ci : Traditional |
[00:07.73] | From the bright sunny south to the war, I was sent, |
[00:10.88] | E' er the days of my boyhood, I scarcely had spent. |
[00:14.13] | From it' s cool shady forests and deep flowing streams, |
[00:20.58] | Ever fond in my mem' ry and sweet in my dreams. |
[00:25.28] | |
[00:26.18] | Oh, my dear little sister, I still see her tears. |
[00:52.69] | When I had to leave home in our tender years. |
[00:58.04] | And my sweet gentle mother, so dear to my heart, |
[01:02.99] | It grieved me sincerely when we had to part. |
[01:08.30] | |
[01:09.30] | Said my kindhearted father as he took my hand: |
[01:33.81] | As you go in defence of our dear native land, |
[01:38.76] | Son, be brave but show mercy whenever you can |
[01:43.01] | Our hearts will be with you,' til you ' turn again. |
[02:11.28] | |
[02:11.88] | In my bag there' s a bible to show me the way, |
[02:16.18] | Through my twelfth year on earth and to Heaven some day. |
[02:21.38] | I will shoulder my musket and brandish my sword, |
[02:26.03] | In defence of this land and the word of the Lord. |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Traditional |
[00:07.73] | From the bright sunny south to the war, I was sent, |
[00:10.88] | E' er the days of my boyhood, I scarcely had spent. |
[00:14.13] | From it' s cool shady forests and deep flowing streams, |
[00:20.58] | Ever fond in my mem' ry and sweet in my dreams. |
[00:25.28] | |
[00:26.18] | Oh, my dear little sister, I still see her tears. |
[00:52.69] | When I had to leave home in our tender years. |
[00:58.04] | And my sweet gentle mother, so dear to my heart, |
[01:02.99] | It grieved me sincerely when we had to part. |
[01:08.30] | |
[01:09.30] | Said my kindhearted father as he took my hand: |
[01:33.81] | As you go in defence of our dear native land, |
[01:38.76] | Son, be brave but show mercy whenever you can |
[01:43.01] | Our hearts will be with you,' til you ' turn again. |
[02:11.28] | |
[02:11.88] | In my bag there' s a bible to show me the way, |
[02:16.18] | Through my twelfth year on earth and to Heaven some day. |
[02:21.38] | I will shoulder my musket and brandish my sword, |
[02:26.03] | In defence of this land and the word of the Lord. |