| Song | Ghost In The Music |
| Artist | Nanci Griffith |
| Album | Once In A Very Blue Moon |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Griffith, Taylor | |
| Down at the station the tracks are cold | |
| the wheels of thunder, they roll no more | |
| and the heart of America cries for the souls | |
| who won't be rollin' home | |
| The dragon weeps with empty eyes, | |
| the whistle sighs no more in the night ... | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America's pride | |
| Toil of our fathers with foreign hands, | |
| they laid the tracks and they opened the plains | |
| they fought the mountains and they merged our seas | |
| they set America free | |
| Tell me,...Where is the blaze of the hobo's caldron? | |
| The refuge for these poor and these fallen? | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America's pride | |
| Foreign father ...American son, father see what your son has done | |
| He's torn up the mountains | |
| and reshaped the plains | |
| the dreams he dreams aren't the same | |
| To the fallen ones who may still be askin, | |
| "Who'd take time to stir these ashes, | |
| Who'll hear the lines of a ghost in the music | |
| and kindle America's pride?" | |
| Tell me,... Where is the blaze of the hobo's caldron? | |
| The refuge for these poor and these fallen? | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America's pride. |
| zuo ci : Griffith, Taylor | |
| Down at the station the tracks are cold | |
| the wheels of thunder, they roll no more | |
| and the heart of America cries for the souls | |
| who won' t be rollin' home | |
| The dragon weeps with empty eyes, | |
| the whistle sighs no more in the night ... | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America' s pride | |
| Toil of our fathers with foreign hands, | |
| they laid the tracks and they opened the plains | |
| they fought the mountains and they merged our seas | |
| they set America free | |
| Tell me,... Where is the blaze of the hobo' s caldron? | |
| The refuge for these poor and these fallen? | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America' s pride | |
| Foreign father ... American son, father see what your son has done | |
| He' s torn up the mountains | |
| and reshaped the plains | |
| the dreams he dreams aren' t the same | |
| To the fallen ones who may still be askin, | |
| " Who' d take time to stir these ashes, | |
| Who' ll hear the lines of a ghost in the music | |
| and kindle America' s pride?" | |
| Tell me,... Where is the blaze of the hobo' s caldron? | |
| The refuge for these poor and these fallen? | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America' s pride. |
| zuò cí : Griffith, Taylor | |
| Down at the station the tracks are cold | |
| the wheels of thunder, they roll no more | |
| and the heart of America cries for the souls | |
| who won' t be rollin' home | |
| The dragon weeps with empty eyes, | |
| the whistle sighs no more in the night ... | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America' s pride | |
| Toil of our fathers with foreign hands, | |
| they laid the tracks and they opened the plains | |
| they fought the mountains and they merged our seas | |
| they set America free | |
| Tell me,... Where is the blaze of the hobo' s caldron? | |
| The refuge for these poor and these fallen? | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America' s pride | |
| Foreign father ... American son, father see what your son has done | |
| He' s torn up the mountains | |
| and reshaped the plains | |
| the dreams he dreams aren' t the same | |
| To the fallen ones who may still be askin, | |
| " Who' d take time to stir these ashes, | |
| Who' ll hear the lines of a ghost in the music | |
| and kindle America' s pride?" | |
| Tell me,... Where is the blaze of the hobo' s caldron? | |
| The refuge for these poor and these fallen? | |
| It rests in the lines, like a ghost in the music, | |
| the soul of America' s pride. |