Song | Townes' Blues |
Artist | Cowboy Junkies |
Album | Black Eyed Man |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Timmins | |
You're clean as a widow woman's washboard, son | |
Stick it in the wind | |
Put the mountains to your back, the great plains on your grille | |
Time to take a little spin | |
And Boulder looks like the kind of town | |
That I could spend some time | |
But in Houston they got our name in lights | |
You're clean as a widow woman's washboard, son | |
The slab is yours tonight | |
Townes is in the back lounge, got his hands in his pocket | |
Pulls out two dice, says, "Let's get at it" | |
Salina in the headlights, snake eyes on the floor | |
Al drops another twenty and | |
Pete heads for the door | |
Springer's feeling lucky, sits down for a spell | |
Oklahoma City and he's lost his last bill | |
Jeff is in a bind, waiting on sister | |
HicksSeven comes a calling, as we cross on into | |
TexasTownes is in the back lounge, got his fist full of fives | |
He says, "It's a little bit long, but I'm enjoying this ride" | |
Be careful with the dice, when you're surrounded by others | |
With boxcars in their eyes | |
Never count your winnings at hour twenty three | |
Of a twenty four hour drive | |
Remember that you're not the one | |
Calling the tunes | |
That's making those diamonds dance | |
Or you'll be clean as a widow woman's washboard, son | |
And those are the facts | |
Townes is in the back lounge, cursing at them bones | |
He says, "Ain't this fool ever heard of Raton?" |
zuo qu : Timmins | |
You' re clean as a widow woman' s washboard, son | |
Stick it in the wind | |
Put the mountains to your back, the great plains on your grille | |
Time to take a little spin | |
And Boulder looks like the kind of town | |
That I could spend some time | |
But in Houston they got our name in lights | |
You' re clean as a widow woman' s washboard, son | |
The slab is yours tonight | |
Townes is in the back lounge, got his hands in his pocket | |
Pulls out two dice, says, " Let' s get at it" | |
Salina in the headlights, snake eyes on the floor | |
Al drops another twenty and | |
Pete heads for the door | |
Springer' s feeling lucky, sits down for a spell | |
Oklahoma City and he' s lost his last bill | |
Jeff is in a bind, waiting on sister | |
HicksSeven comes a calling, as we cross on into | |
TexasTownes is in the back lounge, got his fist full of fives | |
He says, " It' s a little bit long, but I' m enjoying this ride" | |
Be careful with the dice, when you' re surrounded by others | |
With boxcars in their eyes | |
Never count your winnings at hour twenty three | |
Of a twenty four hour drive | |
Remember that you' re not the one | |
Calling the tunes | |
That' s making those diamonds dance | |
Or you' ll be clean as a widow woman' s washboard, son | |
And those are the facts | |
Townes is in the back lounge, cursing at them bones | |
He says, " Ain' t this fool ever heard of Raton?" |
zuò qǔ : Timmins | |
You' re clean as a widow woman' s washboard, son | |
Stick it in the wind | |
Put the mountains to your back, the great plains on your grille | |
Time to take a little spin | |
And Boulder looks like the kind of town | |
That I could spend some time | |
But in Houston they got our name in lights | |
You' re clean as a widow woman' s washboard, son | |
The slab is yours tonight | |
Townes is in the back lounge, got his hands in his pocket | |
Pulls out two dice, says, " Let' s get at it" | |
Salina in the headlights, snake eyes on the floor | |
Al drops another twenty and | |
Pete heads for the door | |
Springer' s feeling lucky, sits down for a spell | |
Oklahoma City and he' s lost his last bill | |
Jeff is in a bind, waiting on sister | |
HicksSeven comes a calling, as we cross on into | |
TexasTownes is in the back lounge, got his fist full of fives | |
He says, " It' s a little bit long, but I' m enjoying this ride" | |
Be careful with the dice, when you' re surrounded by others | |
With boxcars in their eyes | |
Never count your winnings at hour twenty three | |
Of a twenty four hour drive | |
Remember that you' re not the one | |
Calling the tunes | |
That' s making those diamonds dance | |
Or you' ll be clean as a widow woman' s washboard, son | |
And those are the facts | |
Townes is in the back lounge, cursing at them bones | |
He says, " Ain' t this fool ever heard of Raton?" |