| Song | Because Of The Wind |
| Artist | Joe Ely |
| Album | From Lubbock to Laredo |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Ely | |
| Do you know why the trees bend | |
| At the west Texas border? | |
| Do you know why they bend | |
| Sway and twine? | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Across that lonesome border | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Almost all the time. | |
| Have you seen my Caroline | |
| Up in Amarillo | |
| Have you seen my Caroline | |
| The one that I call mine | |
| Well, if you see my Caroline | |
| With her hair of yellow | |
| If you see my Caroline | |
| Tell her I'm doin' fine. | |
| She is to me like the breeze | |
| That blows from Corpus Christi | |
| She is to me like the breeze | |
| That blows up from the sea | |
| Now if she is like the breeze | |
| That blows from Corpus Christi | |
| Then I must be like the trees, | |
| Cause Caroline blows through me. | |
| Do you know why the trees bend | |
| At the west Texas border? | |
| Do you know why they bend | |
| Sway and twine? | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Across that lonesome border | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Almost all the time. | |
| er hide. | |
| Crawdaddy opened his pintchers wide. | |
| Lord, he opened his pintchers wide. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, wasn't he brave? | |
| A little crawdaddy tried to whoop this train. | |
| He was brave all right, brave as any man, | |
| But his judgement, Lord, wasn't worth a damn. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, blow it low, | |
| Crawdaddy ain't in this world no more. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, Whistle Man, | |
| Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. | |
| Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. | |
| (Train whistle) Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. |
| zuo ci : Ely | |
| Do you know why the trees bend | |
| At the west Texas border? | |
| Do you know why they bend | |
| Sway and twine? | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Across that lonesome border | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Almost all the time. | |
| Have you seen my Caroline | |
| Up in Amarillo | |
| Have you seen my Caroline | |
| The one that I call mine | |
| Well, if you see my Caroline | |
| With her hair of yellow | |
| If you see my Caroline | |
| Tell her I' m doin' fine. | |
| She is to me like the breeze | |
| That blows from Corpus Christi | |
| She is to me like the breeze | |
| That blows up from the sea | |
| Now if she is like the breeze | |
| That blows from Corpus Christi | |
| Then I must be like the trees, | |
| Cause Caroline blows through me. | |
| Do you know why the trees bend | |
| At the west Texas border? | |
| Do you know why they bend | |
| Sway and twine? | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Across that lonesome border | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Almost all the time. | |
| er hide. | |
| Crawdaddy opened his pintchers wide. | |
| Lord, he opened his pintchers wide. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, wasn' t he brave? | |
| A little crawdaddy tried to whoop this train. | |
| He was brave all right, brave as any man, | |
| But his judgement, Lord, wasn' t worth a damn. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, blow it low, | |
| Crawdaddy ain' t in this world no more. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, Whistle Man, | |
| Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. | |
| Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. | |
| Train whistle Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. |
| zuò cí : Ely | |
| Do you know why the trees bend | |
| At the west Texas border? | |
| Do you know why they bend | |
| Sway and twine? | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Across that lonesome border | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Almost all the time. | |
| Have you seen my Caroline | |
| Up in Amarillo | |
| Have you seen my Caroline | |
| The one that I call mine | |
| Well, if you see my Caroline | |
| With her hair of yellow | |
| If you see my Caroline | |
| Tell her I' m doin' fine. | |
| She is to me like the breeze | |
| That blows from Corpus Christi | |
| She is to me like the breeze | |
| That blows up from the sea | |
| Now if she is like the breeze | |
| That blows from Corpus Christi | |
| Then I must be like the trees, | |
| Cause Caroline blows through me. | |
| Do you know why the trees bend | |
| At the west Texas border? | |
| Do you know why they bend | |
| Sway and twine? | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Across that lonesome border | |
| The trees bend because of the wind | |
| Almost all the time. | |
| er hide. | |
| Crawdaddy opened his pintchers wide. | |
| Lord, he opened his pintchers wide. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, wasn' t he brave? | |
| A little crawdaddy tried to whoop this train. | |
| He was brave all right, brave as any man, | |
| But his judgement, Lord, wasn' t worth a damn. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, blow it low, | |
| Crawdaddy ain' t in this world no more. | |
| Whistle Man, Whistle Man, Whistle Man, | |
| Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. | |
| Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. | |
| Train whistle Blow it for the crawdaddy in the promised land. |