Song | Apache Tears |
Artist | Johnny Cash |
Album | Bitter Tears (Ballads of the American Indian) |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Cash | |
Hoof prints and foot prints, deep ruts the wagons made | |
The victor and the loser came by here | |
No head stones, but these bones bring the mascalero death moans | |
See the smooth black nuggets by the thousands lying here | |
Petrified, but justified are these apache tears | |
Dead grass, dry roots, hunger crying in the night | |
Ghost of broken hearts and laws are here | |
And who saw the young squaw, they judged by their whiskey law | |
Tortured till she died of pain and fear | |
Where the soldiers lay her back, are the black apache tears | |
The young men, the old men, the guilty and the innocent | |
Bled red blood and chilled alike with fears | |
The red men, the white men, no fight ever took this land | |
So don't raise the dust when you pass here | |
They're sleeping and in my keeping are these apache tears |
zuo ci : Cash | |
Hoof prints and foot prints, deep ruts the wagons made | |
The victor and the loser came by here | |
No head stones, but these bones bring the mascalero death moans | |
See the smooth black nuggets by the thousands lying here | |
Petrified, but justified are these apache tears | |
Dead grass, dry roots, hunger crying in the night | |
Ghost of broken hearts and laws are here | |
And who saw the young squaw, they judged by their whiskey law | |
Tortured till she died of pain and fear | |
Where the soldiers lay her back, are the black apache tears | |
The young men, the old men, the guilty and the innocent | |
Bled red blood and chilled alike with fears | |
The red men, the white men, no fight ever took this land | |
So don' t raise the dust when you pass here | |
They' re sleeping and in my keeping are these apache tears |
zuò cí : Cash | |
Hoof prints and foot prints, deep ruts the wagons made | |
The victor and the loser came by here | |
No head stones, but these bones bring the mascalero death moans | |
See the smooth black nuggets by the thousands lying here | |
Petrified, but justified are these apache tears | |
Dead grass, dry roots, hunger crying in the night | |
Ghost of broken hearts and laws are here | |
And who saw the young squaw, they judged by their whiskey law | |
Tortured till she died of pain and fear | |
Where the soldiers lay her back, are the black apache tears | |
The young men, the old men, the guilty and the innocent | |
Bled red blood and chilled alike with fears | |
The red men, the white men, no fight ever took this land | |
So don' t raise the dust when you pass here | |
They' re sleeping and in my keeping are these apache tears |