M.T.A. - 5051806018466 Lyrics

Song	M.T.A. - 5051806018466
Artist	The Kingston Trio
Album	The Kingston Trio At Large
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	作词 : Hawes, Steiner
	These are the times that try men's souls
	In the course of our nation's history
	The people of
	Boston have rallied bravely
	Whenever the rights of men have been threatened
	Today a new crisis has arisen
	The Metropolitan
	Transit Authority, better known as they
	MTAIs attempting to levy a burdensome tax on the population
	In the form of a subway fare increase
	Citizens, hear me out, this could happen to you
	Well, let me tell you of the story of a man named
	CharlieOn a tragic and fateful day
	He put ten cents in his pocket, kissed his wife and family
	Went to ride on the
	MTAWell, did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever 'neath the streets of
	BostonAnd he's the man who never returned
	Charlie handed in his dime at the
	Kendall Square station
	And he changed for
	Jamaica Plain
	When he got there the conductor told him, "One more nickel"
	Charlie couldn't get off of that train
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever 'neath the streets of
	BostonHe's the man who never returned
	Now, all night long
	Charlie rides through the station
	Crying, "What will become of me?How can I afford to see my sister in ChelseaOr my cousin in Roxbury?"
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever 'neath the streets of
	BostonHe's the man who never returned
	Charlie's wife goes down to the
	Sculley Square station
	Every day at quarter past two
	And through the open window she hands
	Charlie a sandwich
	As the train comes rumbling through
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever 'neath the streets of
	BostonHe's the man who never returned
	Pick it Davey, kind of hurts my fingers
	Now, ye citizens of
	BostonDon't you think it's a scandal
	How the people have to pay and pay?
	Fight the fare increase, vote for
	George O'Brian
	Get poor Charlie off the
	MTAOr else he'll never return
	No he'll never return and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever 'neath the streets of
	BostonHe's the man who never returned
	He's the man who never returned
	He's the man who never returned
	He's the man who never returned
	Ain't you,
	Charlie?

	zuo ci : Hawes, Steiner
	These are the times that try men' s souls
	In the course of our nation' s history
	The people of
	Boston have rallied bravely
	Whenever the rights of men have been threatened
	Today a new crisis has arisen
	The Metropolitan
	Transit Authority, better known as they
	MTAIs attempting to levy a burdensome tax on the population
	In the form of a subway fare increase
	Citizens, hear me out, this could happen to you
	Well, let me tell you of the story of a man named
	CharlieOn a tragic and fateful day
	He put ten cents in his pocket, kissed his wife and family
	Went to ride on the
	MTAWell, did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonAnd he' s the man who never returned
	Charlie handed in his dime at the
	Kendall Square station
	And he changed for
	Jamaica Plain
	When he got there the conductor told him, " One more nickel"
	Charlie couldn' t get off of that train
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	Now, all night long
	Charlie rides through the station
	Crying, " What will become of me? How can I afford to see my sister in ChelseaOr my cousin in Roxbury?"
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	Charlie' s wife goes down to the
	Sculley Square station
	Every day at quarter past two
	And through the open window she hands
	Charlie a sandwich
	As the train comes rumbling through
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	Pick it Davey, kind of hurts my fingers
	Now, ye citizens of
	BostonDon' t you think it' s a scandal
	How the people have to pay and pay?
	Fight the fare increase, vote for
	George O' Brian
	Get poor Charlie off the
	MTAOr else he' ll never return
	No he' ll never return and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	He' s the man who never returned
	He' s the man who never returned
	He' s the man who never returned
	Ain' t you,
	Charlie?

	zuò cí : Hawes, Steiner
	These are the times that try men' s souls
	In the course of our nation' s history
	The people of
	Boston have rallied bravely
	Whenever the rights of men have been threatened
	Today a new crisis has arisen
	The Metropolitan
	Transit Authority, better known as they
	MTAIs attempting to levy a burdensome tax on the population
	In the form of a subway fare increase
	Citizens, hear me out, this could happen to you
	Well, let me tell you of the story of a man named
	CharlieOn a tragic and fateful day
	He put ten cents in his pocket, kissed his wife and family
	Went to ride on the
	MTAWell, did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonAnd he' s the man who never returned
	Charlie handed in his dime at the
	Kendall Square station
	And he changed for
	Jamaica Plain
	When he got there the conductor told him, " One more nickel"
	Charlie couldn' t get off of that train
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	Now, all night long
	Charlie rides through the station
	Crying, " What will become of me? How can I afford to see my sister in ChelseaOr my cousin in Roxbury?"
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	Charlie' s wife goes down to the
	Sculley Square station
	Every day at quarter past two
	And through the open window she hands
	Charlie a sandwich
	As the train comes rumbling through
	But did he ever return?
	No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	Pick it Davey, kind of hurts my fingers
	Now, ye citizens of
	BostonDon' t you think it' s a scandal
	How the people have to pay and pay?
	Fight the fare increase, vote for
	George O' Brian
	Get poor Charlie off the
	MTAOr else he' ll never return
	No he' ll never return and his fate is still unlearned
	He may ride forever ' neath the streets of
	BostonHe' s the man who never returned
	He' s the man who never returned
	He' s the man who never returned
	He' s the man who never returned
	Ain' t you,
	Charlie?

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