| Song | White Girl |
| Artist | Johnny Cash |
| Album | Bitter Tears (Ballads of the American Indian) |
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| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Oliver Albee La Farge |
| [00:13.29] | For she who said she love me will not wed an Indian man |
| [00:19.02] | My Gods who were wild ridden stand quiet by my side |
| [00:24.87] | For although I loved her she would not be my bride |
| [00:29.97] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one it was splended while it ran |
| [00:35.82] | Goodbye my bitter white girl I'll forget you if I can |
| [00:42.87] | She came up to the pueblo with her bright blonde hair |
| [00:48.54] | They told me not to love her but I did not care |
| [00:54.21] | She took me to her parties she carried me around |
| [01:00.24] | And I was a proud one the tallest man in town |
| [01:05.85] | For I found great wonder all wrapped in brilliant dreams |
| [01:11.22] | I held her strong but gentle as kings have held their queens |
| [01:16.80] | I learned to drink strong whiskey as she took me here and there |
| [01:22.23] | Until life without my whiskey I could not bear |
| [01:27.93] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one... |
| [01:31.32][ guitar ] | |
| [01:49.17] | Well when she came to leave me she took me by the arm |
| [01:55.17] | And she said she loved me and would not do me harm |
| [02:00.81] | But she would not marry not an Indian she said |
| [02:06.12] | She thanked me for my offer and I wished that I was dead |
| [02:11.58] | Now I'm back among my people and they are kind to me |
| [02:17.43] | Although I'm sad with staggers when I drink that tough whiskey |
| [02:23.37] | For I've been a white girl's pet a captive Indian |
| [02:28.83] | Shown off and discarded just a drunk who might have been |
| [02:34.02] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one... |
| [02:45.27] | Goodbye softly sweet one... |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Oliver Albee La Farge |
| [00:13.29] | For she who said she love me will not wed an Indian man |
| [00:19.02] | My Gods who were wild ridden stand quiet by my side |
| [00:24.87] | For although I loved her she would not be my bride |
| [00:29.97] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one it was splended while it ran |
| [00:35.82] | Goodbye my bitter white girl I' ll forget you if I can |
| [00:42.87] | She came up to the pueblo with her bright blonde hair |
| [00:48.54] | They told me not to love her but I did not care |
| [00:54.21] | She took me to her parties she carried me around |
| [01:00.24] | And I was a proud one the tallest man in town |
| [01:05.85] | For I found great wonder all wrapped in brilliant dreams |
| [01:11.22] | I held her strong but gentle as kings have held their queens |
| [01:16.80] | I learned to drink strong whiskey as she took me here and there |
| [01:22.23] | Until life without my whiskey I could not bear |
| [01:27.93] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one. . . |
| [01:31.32][ guitar ] | |
| [01:49.17] | Well when she came to leave me she took me by the arm |
| [01:55.17] | And she said she loved me and would not do me harm |
| [02:00.81] | But she would not marry not an Indian she said |
| [02:06.12] | She thanked me for my offer and I wished that I was dead |
| [02:11.58] | Now I' m back among my people and they are kind to me |
| [02:17.43] | Although I' m sad with staggers when I drink that tough whiskey |
| [02:23.37] | For I' ve been a white girl' s pet a captive Indian |
| [02:28.83] | Shown off and discarded just a drunk who might have been |
| [02:34.02] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one. . . |
| [02:45.27] | Goodbye softly sweet one. . . |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Oliver Albee La Farge |
| [00:13.29] | For she who said she love me will not wed an Indian man |
| [00:19.02] | My Gods who were wild ridden stand quiet by my side |
| [00:24.87] | For although I loved her she would not be my bride |
| [00:29.97] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one it was splended while it ran |
| [00:35.82] | Goodbye my bitter white girl I' ll forget you if I can |
| [00:42.87] | She came up to the pueblo with her bright blonde hair |
| [00:48.54] | They told me not to love her but I did not care |
| [00:54.21] | She took me to her parties she carried me around |
| [01:00.24] | And I was a proud one the tallest man in town |
| [01:05.85] | For I found great wonder all wrapped in brilliant dreams |
| [01:11.22] | I held her strong but gentle as kings have held their queens |
| [01:16.80] | I learned to drink strong whiskey as she took me here and there |
| [01:22.23] | Until life without my whiskey I could not bear |
| [01:27.93] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one. . . |
| [01:31.32][ guitar ] | |
| [01:49.17] | Well when she came to leave me she took me by the arm |
| [01:55.17] | And she said she loved me and would not do me harm |
| [02:00.81] | But she would not marry not an Indian she said |
| [02:06.12] | She thanked me for my offer and I wished that I was dead |
| [02:11.58] | Now I' m back among my people and they are kind to me |
| [02:17.43] | Although I' m sad with staggers when I drink that tough whiskey |
| [02:23.37] | For I' ve been a white girl' s pet a captive Indian |
| [02:28.83] | Shown off and discarded just a drunk who might have been |
| [02:34.02] | Oh goodbye softly sweet one. . . |
| [02:45.27] | Goodbye softly sweet one. . . |