Song | Pride Of Cucamonga |
Artist | Grateful Dead |
Album | From The Mars Hotel [Expanded] |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Lesh, Peterson | |
Out on the edge of an empty highway | |
Howling at the blood on the moon | |
Big diesel | |
Mack truck rolling down my way | |
I can't hit that border too soon | |
Running hard out of | |
Muskrat Flats | |
It was sixty days or double life | |
Hail on my back like a shotgun blast | |
High wind chimes in the night | |
Oh oh, the pride of | |
CucamongaOh oh, bitter olives in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
Since I came down from | |
OregonThere's a lesson or two | |
I've learned | |
By standing in the road alone | |
Standing watching the fires burn | |
The northern sky it stinks with greed | |
You could smell it for miles around | |
The good ole boys in the | |
Greystone | |
HotelSitting doing that git on down | |
Oh oh, the pride of | |
CucamongaOh oh, silver apples in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
I see your silver shining town | |
But I know | |
I can't go there | |
Your streets run deep with poisoned wine | |
Your doorways crawl with fear | |
So I think | |
I'll drift for ol' where it's at | |
Where the weed grows green and fine | |
And wrap myself around a bush of that bright | |
Whoa, on Oaxaca vine | |
Yes, it's me, | |
I'm the pride of | |
CucamongaI can see golden forests in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
And I done some time | |
And I done some time |
zuo ci : Lesh, Peterson | |
Out on the edge of an empty highway | |
Howling at the blood on the moon | |
Big diesel | |
Mack truck rolling down my way | |
I can' t hit that border too soon | |
Running hard out of | |
Muskrat Flats | |
It was sixty days or double life | |
Hail on my back like a shotgun blast | |
High wind chimes in the night | |
Oh oh, the pride of | |
CucamongaOh oh, bitter olives in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
Since I came down from | |
OregonThere' s a lesson or two | |
I' ve learned | |
By standing in the road alone | |
Standing watching the fires burn | |
The northern sky it stinks with greed | |
You could smell it for miles around | |
The good ole boys in the | |
Greystone | |
HotelSitting doing that git on down | |
Oh oh, the pride of | |
CucamongaOh oh, silver apples in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
I see your silver shining town | |
But I know | |
I can' t go there | |
Your streets run deep with poisoned wine | |
Your doorways crawl with fear | |
So I think | |
I' ll drift for ol' where it' s at | |
Where the weed grows green and fine | |
And wrap myself around a bush of that bright | |
Whoa, on Oaxaca vine | |
Yes, it' s me, | |
I' m the pride of | |
CucamongaI can see golden forests in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
And I done some time | |
And I done some time |
zuò cí : Lesh, Peterson | |
Out on the edge of an empty highway | |
Howling at the blood on the moon | |
Big diesel | |
Mack truck rolling down my way | |
I can' t hit that border too soon | |
Running hard out of | |
Muskrat Flats | |
It was sixty days or double life | |
Hail on my back like a shotgun blast | |
High wind chimes in the night | |
Oh oh, the pride of | |
CucamongaOh oh, bitter olives in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
Since I came down from | |
OregonThere' s a lesson or two | |
I' ve learned | |
By standing in the road alone | |
Standing watching the fires burn | |
The northern sky it stinks with greed | |
You could smell it for miles around | |
The good ole boys in the | |
Greystone | |
HotelSitting doing that git on down | |
Oh oh, the pride of | |
CucamongaOh oh, silver apples in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
I see your silver shining town | |
But I know | |
I can' t go there | |
Your streets run deep with poisoned wine | |
Your doorways crawl with fear | |
So I think | |
I' ll drift for ol' where it' s at | |
Where the weed grows green and fine | |
And wrap myself around a bush of that bright | |
Whoa, on Oaxaca vine | |
Yes, it' s me, | |
I' m the pride of | |
CucamongaI can see golden forests in the sun | |
Oh oh, I had me some lovin' | |
And I done some time | |
And I done some time | |
And I done some time |