Song | Play a Train Song |
Artist | Todd Snider |
Album | East Nashville Skyline |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Snider | |
A smokin' long black cadillac | |
The engine's winding down | |
He'd park it up on the sidewalk | |
Like he owned the whole damn town | |
I'd hear him talkin' to some chick | |
Through a thick ghost of smoke | |
Through a thicker haze of | |
Southern Comfort and coke | |
"Say girl, you're hotter than the hinges | |
Hanging off the gates of hell | |
Don't be afraid to turn to me, babe | |
If-a he don't treat you well" | |
And by "he," he meant me | |
So I laughed and I shook his hand | |
He laughed a little bit louder as he'd | |
Yell up at the band | |
Play a train song, pour me one more round | |
Make 'em leave my boots on when they lay me into the ground | |
I am a runaway locomotive, out of my one track mind | |
And I'm a-lookin' for any kinda trouble that I can find | |
I got this old black leather jacket | |
I got this pack of Marlboro Reds | |
I got this stash here in my pocket | |
I got these thoughts in my own head | |
The right to run until I've gotta walk | |
Or until I've got to crawl | |
This moment that I'm in right now | |
And nothing else at all | |
Play a train song, pour me one more round | |
Make 'em leave my boots on when they lay me into the ground | |
I am a runaway locomotive, out of my one track mind | |
In the television, blizzard lights | |
We looked around his place | |
We found him cold there on the sofa | |
A little smile across his face | |
And though I tried with all of my sadness | |
Somehow I just-a could not weep | |
For a man who looked to me like he | |
Died laughin' in his sleep | |
Singin' a train song, drinkin' a-one last round | |
We made 'em leave his boots on on the day they layed him down | |
He was a runaway locomotive, out of his one track mind | |
Play a train song | |
Play a train song | |
Play a train song |
zuo ci : Snider | |
A smokin' long black cadillac | |
The engine' s winding down | |
He' d park it up on the sidewalk | |
Like he owned the whole damn town | |
I' d hear him talkin' to some chick | |
Through a thick ghost of smoke | |
Through a thicker haze of | |
Southern Comfort and coke | |
" Say girl, you' re hotter than the hinges | |
Hanging off the gates of hell | |
Don' t be afraid to turn to me, babe | |
Ifa he don' t treat you well" | |
And by " he," he meant me | |
So I laughed and I shook his hand | |
He laughed a little bit louder as he' d | |
Yell up at the band | |
Play a train song, pour me one more round | |
Make ' em leave my boots on when they lay me into the ground | |
I am a runaway locomotive, out of my one track mind | |
And I' m alookin' for any kinda trouble that I can find | |
I got this old black leather jacket | |
I got this pack of Marlboro Reds | |
I got this stash here in my pocket | |
I got these thoughts in my own head | |
The right to run until I' ve gotta walk | |
Or until I' ve got to crawl | |
This moment that I' m in right now | |
And nothing else at all | |
Play a train song, pour me one more round | |
Make ' em leave my boots on when they lay me into the ground | |
I am a runaway locomotive, out of my one track mind | |
In the television, blizzard lights | |
We looked around his place | |
We found him cold there on the sofa | |
A little smile across his face | |
And though I tried with all of my sadness | |
Somehow I justa could not weep | |
For a man who looked to me like he | |
Died laughin' in his sleep | |
Singin' a train song, drinkin' aone last round | |
We made ' em leave his boots on on the day they layed him down | |
He was a runaway locomotive, out of his one track mind | |
Play a train song | |
Play a train song | |
Play a train song |
zuò cí : Snider | |
A smokin' long black cadillac | |
The engine' s winding down | |
He' d park it up on the sidewalk | |
Like he owned the whole damn town | |
I' d hear him talkin' to some chick | |
Through a thick ghost of smoke | |
Through a thicker haze of | |
Southern Comfort and coke | |
" Say girl, you' re hotter than the hinges | |
Hanging off the gates of hell | |
Don' t be afraid to turn to me, babe | |
Ifa he don' t treat you well" | |
And by " he," he meant me | |
So I laughed and I shook his hand | |
He laughed a little bit louder as he' d | |
Yell up at the band | |
Play a train song, pour me one more round | |
Make ' em leave my boots on when they lay me into the ground | |
I am a runaway locomotive, out of my one track mind | |
And I' m alookin' for any kinda trouble that I can find | |
I got this old black leather jacket | |
I got this pack of Marlboro Reds | |
I got this stash here in my pocket | |
I got these thoughts in my own head | |
The right to run until I' ve gotta walk | |
Or until I' ve got to crawl | |
This moment that I' m in right now | |
And nothing else at all | |
Play a train song, pour me one more round | |
Make ' em leave my boots on when they lay me into the ground | |
I am a runaway locomotive, out of my one track mind | |
In the television, blizzard lights | |
We looked around his place | |
We found him cold there on the sofa | |
A little smile across his face | |
And though I tried with all of my sadness | |
Somehow I justa could not weep | |
For a man who looked to me like he | |
Died laughin' in his sleep | |
Singin' a train song, drinkin' aone last round | |
We made ' em leave his boots on on the day they layed him down | |
He was a runaway locomotive, out of his one track mind | |
Play a train song | |
Play a train song | |
Play a train song |