| Song | Old Spur Line |
| Artist | Legendary Shack Shakers |
| Album | Swampblood |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Wilkes | |
| The Devils in the details, | |
| And your reverend's into retail. | |
| Your soul's alone in this world of stone, you'll find | |
| So what can you do, | |
| You wery Wandering Jew? | |
| Well, every dirt road leads to the South for ya this time. | |
| Yeah, they all lead home. | |
| But not the ramshackle tracks down Sheenan Brigde Road. | |
| Don't go pokin' down that crooked Old Spur Line | |
| Yeah, tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. | |
| Two railroads diverged in a yellow wildwood. | |
| It's raining meat, poppin' dents in your hood. | |
| It's a mortal coil of blackjack vines, | |
| Blurred around the egdes hangs a red-soaked sky. | |
| Dryrotted, woodentheet-like ties | |
| Suckin' up the muck in the trenches down the side. | |
| Don't ye go pokin' down that crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| Tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. | |
| Hear the greasy, greasy grandma | |
| Bowin' on a bowesaw. | |
| She says "Do as thou wilt shall be whole of my law." | |
| Well, she crosses her eyes. | |
| And she dots her tees. | |
| And she pokin' with a stick, when you swinging in the breese. | |
| Well, ya heard what she said. | |
| Ya got rocks in your head? | |
| And hear banjo's turned to f#DEAD. | |
| Don't go pokin' down the crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| See po' 'Rithmethic, the crippled dog run. | |
| He puts down three and he carries the one. | |
| And Deacon Snitch paintin' pants on the thighs | |
| Of the little naked pigs on a barbeque sign. | |
| People ain't right in the head down there. | |
| Do a quick about face for ye best beware. | |
| Tread ye not down the crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| Trek down the track and it's at your own peril. | |
| The fields are all fallow and the beasts are all feral. | |
| Dead cows in the boughs of the Live Oak trees, | |
| Left there to rot when the water recedes. | |
| No progress is made and the buildings tumble down. | |
| And the only thing that grows are the gullies all around. | |
| Tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. |
| zuo ci : Wilkes | |
| The Devils in the details, | |
| And your reverend' s into retail. | |
| Your soul' s alone in this world of stone, you' ll find | |
| So what can you do, | |
| You wery Wandering Jew? | |
| Well, every dirt road leads to the South for ya this time. | |
| Yeah, they all lead home. | |
| But not the ramshackle tracks down Sheenan Brigde Road. | |
| Don' t go pokin' down that crooked Old Spur Line | |
| Yeah, tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. | |
| Two railroads diverged in a yellow wildwood. | |
| It' s raining meat, poppin' dents in your hood. | |
| It' s a mortal coil of blackjack vines, | |
| Blurred around the egdes hangs a redsoaked sky. | |
| Dryrotted, woodentheetlike ties | |
| Suckin' up the muck in the trenches down the side. | |
| Don' t ye go pokin' down that crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| Tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. | |
| Hear the greasy, greasy grandma | |
| Bowin' on a bowesaw. | |
| She says " Do as thou wilt shall be whole of my law." | |
| Well, she crosses her eyes. | |
| And she dots her tees. | |
| And she pokin' with a stick, when you swinging in the breese. | |
| Well, ya heard what she said. | |
| Ya got rocks in your head? | |
| And hear banjo' s turned to f DEAD. | |
| Don' t go pokin' down the crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| See po' ' Rithmethic, the crippled dog run. | |
| He puts down three and he carries the one. | |
| And Deacon Snitch paintin' pants on the thighs | |
| Of the little naked pigs on a barbeque sign. | |
| People ain' t right in the head down there. | |
| Do a quick about face for ye best beware. | |
| Tread ye not down the crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| Trek down the track and it' s at your own peril. | |
| The fields are all fallow and the beasts are all feral. | |
| Dead cows in the boughs of the Live Oak trees, | |
| Left there to rot when the water recedes. | |
| No progress is made and the buildings tumble down. | |
| And the only thing that grows are the gullies all around. | |
| Tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. |
| zuò cí : Wilkes | |
| The Devils in the details, | |
| And your reverend' s into retail. | |
| Your soul' s alone in this world of stone, you' ll find | |
| So what can you do, | |
| You wery Wandering Jew? | |
| Well, every dirt road leads to the South for ya this time. | |
| Yeah, they all lead home. | |
| But not the ramshackle tracks down Sheenan Brigde Road. | |
| Don' t go pokin' down that crooked Old Spur Line | |
| Yeah, tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. | |
| Two railroads diverged in a yellow wildwood. | |
| It' s raining meat, poppin' dents in your hood. | |
| It' s a mortal coil of blackjack vines, | |
| Blurred around the egdes hangs a redsoaked sky. | |
| Dryrotted, woodentheetlike ties | |
| Suckin' up the muck in the trenches down the side. | |
| Don' t ye go pokin' down that crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| Tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. | |
| Hear the greasy, greasy grandma | |
| Bowin' on a bowesaw. | |
| She says " Do as thou wilt shall be whole of my law." | |
| Well, she crosses her eyes. | |
| And she dots her tees. | |
| And she pokin' with a stick, when you swinging in the breese. | |
| Well, ya heard what she said. | |
| Ya got rocks in your head? | |
| And hear banjo' s turned to f DEAD. | |
| Don' t go pokin' down the crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| See po' ' Rithmethic, the crippled dog run. | |
| He puts down three and he carries the one. | |
| And Deacon Snitch paintin' pants on the thighs | |
| Of the little naked pigs on a barbeque sign. | |
| People ain' t right in the head down there. | |
| Do a quick about face for ye best beware. | |
| Tread ye not down the crooked Old Spur Line. | |
| Trek down the track and it' s at your own peril. | |
| The fields are all fallow and the beasts are all feral. | |
| Dead cows in the boughs of the Live Oak trees, | |
| Left there to rot when the water recedes. | |
| No progress is made and the buildings tumble down. | |
| And the only thing that grows are the gullies all around. | |
| Tread ye not down the dirty rotten Old Spur Line. |