Song | The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down |
Artist | The Band |
Album | Best Of The Band |
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[00:00.00] | 作词 : Robertson |
[00:03.33] | Virgil Caine is the name and I served on the Danville train |
[00:10.77] | Til Stoneman's cavalry came and tore up the tracks again |
[00:17.89] | In the winter of sixty five we were hungry just barely alive |
[00:25.02] | By May the tenth Richmond had fell it's a time I remember oh so well |
[00:32.87] | |
[01:00.57] | Back with my wife in Tennessee when one day she called to me |
[01:09.14] | Virgil quick come see there goes Robert E Lee |
[01:15.51] | Now I don't mind chopping wood |
[01:18.92] | And I don't care if the money's no good |
[01:22.91] | You take what you need and you leave the rest |
[01:26.28] | But they should never have taken the very best |
[01:31.33] | |
[02:02.77] | Like my father before me I will work the land |
[02:10.25] | Like my brother above me who took a rebel stand |
[02:17.05] | He was just eighteen proud and brave |
[02:20.80] | But a yankee laid him in his grave |
[02:24.76] | I swear by the mud below my feet |
[02:28.06] | You can't raise a caine back up when he's in defeat |
[02:33.70] | |
[03:04.73][02:34.48][01:32.57][00:34.06] | The night they drove old Dixie down |
[03:10.11][02:39.89][01:37.78][00:38.92] | And the bells were ringing |
[03:12.90][02:42.17][01:40.32][00:41.66] | The night they drove old Dixie down |
[03:18.35][02:47.25][01:45.52][00:46.74] | And the people were singing. They went la la la la la la |
[03:23.96][02:53.36][01:51.54][00:52.89] | La la la la la la la la |
[00:56.16] | |
[01:55.24] | |
[02:57.27] | |
[03:27.84] | ~~end~~ |
[00:00.00] | zuo ci : Robertson |
[00:03.33] | Virgil Caine is the name and I served on the Danville train |
[00:10.77] | Til Stoneman' s cavalry came and tore up the tracks again |
[00:17.89] | In the winter of sixty five we were hungry just barely alive |
[00:25.02] | By May the tenth Richmond had fell it' s a time I remember oh so well |
[00:32.87] | |
[01:00.57] | Back with my wife in Tennessee when one day she called to me |
[01:09.14] | Virgil quick come see there goes Robert E Lee |
[01:15.51] | Now I don' t mind chopping wood |
[01:18.92] | And I don' t care if the money' s no good |
[01:22.91] | You take what you need and you leave the rest |
[01:26.28] | But they should never have taken the very best |
[01:31.33] | |
[02:02.77] | Like my father before me I will work the land |
[02:10.25] | Like my brother above me who took a rebel stand |
[02:17.05] | He was just eighteen proud and brave |
[02:20.80] | But a yankee laid him in his grave |
[02:24.76] | I swear by the mud below my feet |
[02:28.06] | You can' t raise a caine back up when he' s in defeat |
[02:33.70] | |
[03:04.73][02:34.48][01:32.57][00:34.06] | The night they drove old Dixie down |
[03:10.11][02:39.89][01:37.78][00:38.92] | And the bells were ringing |
[03:12.90][02:42.17][01:40.32][00:41.66] | The night they drove old Dixie down |
[03:18.35][02:47.25][01:45.52][00:46.74] | And the people were singing. They went la la la la la la |
[03:23.96][02:53.36][01:51.54][00:52.89] | La la la la la la la la |
[00:56.16] | |
[01:55.24] | |
[02:57.27] | |
[03:27.84] | end |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Robertson |
[00:03.33] | Virgil Caine is the name and I served on the Danville train |
[00:10.77] | Til Stoneman' s cavalry came and tore up the tracks again |
[00:17.89] | In the winter of sixty five we were hungry just barely alive |
[00:25.02] | By May the tenth Richmond had fell it' s a time I remember oh so well |
[00:32.87] | |
[01:00.57] | Back with my wife in Tennessee when one day she called to me |
[01:09.14] | Virgil quick come see there goes Robert E Lee |
[01:15.51] | Now I don' t mind chopping wood |
[01:18.92] | And I don' t care if the money' s no good |
[01:22.91] | You take what you need and you leave the rest |
[01:26.28] | But they should never have taken the very best |
[01:31.33] | |
[02:02.77] | Like my father before me I will work the land |
[02:10.25] | Like my brother above me who took a rebel stand |
[02:17.05] | He was just eighteen proud and brave |
[02:20.80] | But a yankee laid him in his grave |
[02:24.76] | I swear by the mud below my feet |
[02:28.06] | You can' t raise a caine back up when he' s in defeat |
[02:33.70] | |
[03:04.73][02:34.48][01:32.57][00:34.06] | The night they drove old Dixie down |
[03:10.11][02:39.89][01:37.78][00:38.92] | And the bells were ringing |
[03:12.90][02:42.17][01:40.32][00:41.66] | The night they drove old Dixie down |
[03:18.35][02:47.25][01:45.52][00:46.74] | And the people were singing. They went la la la la la la |
[03:23.96][02:53.36][01:51.54][00:52.89] | La la la la la la la la |
[00:56.16] | |
[01:55.24] | |
[02:57.27] | |
[03:27.84] | end |