| Song | From Stanton Station |
| Artist | Looking Glass |
| Album | Looking Glass |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Lurie |
| [00:13.223] | I used to work for the New Jersey Railroad |
| [00:19.222] | I got laid off 'cause the times weren't good |
| [00:25.632] | My unemployment sixty-five dollars |
| [00:32.954] | Sixty-five dollars don't buy what it should |
| [00:50.934] | I have a-a weakness for 80-proof whiskey |
| [00:57.234] | Lately I'm drinkin' a bottle every day |
| [01:03.303] | Messin' my mind up, lord, it's wreckin' my body |
| [01:10.258] | But it helps make those long lonely hours slip away |
| [01:17.027] | I used to be a railroad man, and I'm damn proud of it, too |
| [01:23.180] | I did more work in a workin' day, than any two men could do |
| [01:29.533] | Foreman said I drink too much and I guess it's half-way true |
| [01:37.008] | I drink half as much as my daddy did, and twice as much as you |
| [02:08.036] | I used to have me a good lookin' woman |
| [02:14.309] | Loved her and kept her, and called her my own |
| [02:20.270] | She started packin' when I started drinkin' |
| [02:27.681] | Now I'm drunk, and I'm busty, and I'm angry all alone |
| [02:34.376] | I used to be a railroad man, and I'm damn proud of it, too |
| [02:40.392] | I did more work in a workin' day, than any two men could do |
| [02:46.868] | Foreman said I drink too much and at last I know it's true |
| [02:52.921] | But I'm too far gone to change now, ain't nothin' I can do |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Lurie |
| [00:13.223] | I used to work for the New Jersey Railroad |
| [00:19.222] | I got laid off ' cause the times weren' t good |
| [00:25.632] | My unemployment sixtyfive dollars |
| [00:32.954] | Sixtyfive dollars don' t buy what it should |
| [00:50.934] | I have aa weakness for 80proof whiskey |
| [00:57.234] | Lately I' m drinkin' a bottle every day |
| [01:03.303] | Messin' my mind up, lord, it' s wreckin' my body |
| [01:10.258] | But it helps make those long lonely hours slip away |
| [01:17.027] | I used to be a railroad man, and I' m damn proud of it, too |
| [01:23.180] | I did more work in a workin' day, than any two men could do |
| [01:29.533] | Foreman said I drink too much and I guess it' s halfway true |
| [01:37.008] | I drink half as much as my daddy did, and twice as much as you |
| [02:08.036] | I used to have me a good lookin' woman |
| [02:14.309] | Loved her and kept her, and called her my own |
| [02:20.270] | She started packin' when I started drinkin' |
| [02:27.681] | Now I' m drunk, and I' m busty, and I' m angry all alone |
| [02:34.376] | I used to be a railroad man, and I' m damn proud of it, too |
| [02:40.392] | I did more work in a workin' day, than any two men could do |
| [02:46.868] | Foreman said I drink too much and at last I know it' s true |
| [02:52.921] | But I' m too far gone to change now, ain' t nothin' I can do |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Lurie |
| [00:13.223] | I used to work for the New Jersey Railroad |
| [00:19.222] | I got laid off ' cause the times weren' t good |
| [00:25.632] | My unemployment sixtyfive dollars |
| [00:32.954] | Sixtyfive dollars don' t buy what it should |
| [00:50.934] | I have aa weakness for 80proof whiskey |
| [00:57.234] | Lately I' m drinkin' a bottle every day |
| [01:03.303] | Messin' my mind up, lord, it' s wreckin' my body |
| [01:10.258] | But it helps make those long lonely hours slip away |
| [01:17.027] | I used to be a railroad man, and I' m damn proud of it, too |
| [01:23.180] | I did more work in a workin' day, than any two men could do |
| [01:29.533] | Foreman said I drink too much and I guess it' s halfway true |
| [01:37.008] | I drink half as much as my daddy did, and twice as much as you |
| [02:08.036] | I used to have me a good lookin' woman |
| [02:14.309] | Loved her and kept her, and called her my own |
| [02:20.270] | She started packin' when I started drinkin' |
| [02:27.681] | Now I' m drunk, and I' m busty, and I' m angry all alone |
| [02:34.376] | I used to be a railroad man, and I' m damn proud of it, too |
| [02:40.392] | I did more work in a workin' day, than any two men could do |
| [02:46.868] | Foreman said I drink too much and at last I know it' s true |
| [02:52.921] | But I' m too far gone to change now, ain' t nothin' I can do |