Cold Black Heart Lyrics
| Song | Cold Black Heart |
| Artist | Shawn Mullins |
| Album | 9Th Ward Pickin' Parlor |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Mullins | |
| I once had a true love | |
| Her name was | |
| Maggie Brown | |
| Her eyes they were the color | |
| Of the sun burning down | |
| And she had hair that smelled like jasmine | |
| I loved her from the start | |
| How was I to know she'd have | |
| A cold black heart | |
| Well, Maggie was my true love | |
| The only kiss | |
| I knewI'd meet her at the oak tree | |
| In the cool evening dew | |
| Where we would walk beside the levee | |
| Our fingers intertwined | |
| While the crimson moon gazed through | |
| The needles of the pines | |
| We'd lay beside each other | |
| Staring at the sky | |
| Listenin' to the whistlin' | |
| Of the train blowin' by | |
| As it was on it's way to | |
| MaconThe town where | |
| I was born | |
| We'd make love in the darkness' | |
| Til the hours of the morn | |
| Waterfalls and rainbows | |
| Sweet salvation sin | |
| As I lay there sleeping | |
| Against her golden skin | |
| My friends now gather around | |
| And listen close the story takes a turn | |
| I wasn't fair young | |
| Maggie'sOnly lover | |
| I did learn | |
| I went down by the oak tree | |
| Lookin' for my lass | |
| And walked east towards the levee | |
| With the sunset in my past | |
| And then I ran through briers and brambles | |
| Until I finally found | |
| My Maggie and her true love | |
| There lyin' on the ground | |
| My eyes they filled with fire | |
| They didn't see me there | |
| I watched as she made love to him | |
| Caressed him with her hair | |
| I don't remember how it happened | |
| I guess I just saw red | |
| I drew my pistol from my belt | |
| And shot them graveyard dead | |
| I once loved a maiden | |
| Her name was | |
| Maggie Brown | |
| But now I'm riding on a boxcar | |
| Back to Macon town | |
| The setting sun will never let me forget | |
| What deed | |
| I have done | |
| Until the day they hunt me down | |
| I'm livin' on the run |
| zuo qu : Mullins | |
| I once had a true love | |
| Her name was | |
| Maggie Brown | |
| Her eyes they were the color | |
| Of the sun burning down | |
| And she had hair that smelled like jasmine | |
| I loved her from the start | |
| How was I to know she' d have | |
| A cold black heart | |
| Well, Maggie was my true love | |
| The only kiss | |
| I knewI' d meet her at the oak tree | |
| In the cool evening dew | |
| Where we would walk beside the levee | |
| Our fingers intertwined | |
| While the crimson moon gazed through | |
| The needles of the pines | |
| We' d lay beside each other | |
| Staring at the sky | |
| Listenin' to the whistlin' | |
| Of the train blowin' by | |
| As it was on it' s way to | |
| MaconThe town where | |
| I was born | |
| We' d make love in the darkness' | |
| Til the hours of the morn | |
| Waterfalls and rainbows | |
| Sweet salvation sin | |
| As I lay there sleeping | |
| Against her golden skin | |
| My friends now gather around | |
| And listen close the story takes a turn | |
| I wasn' t fair young | |
| Maggie' sOnly lover | |
| I did learn | |
| I went down by the oak tree | |
| Lookin' for my lass | |
| And walked east towards the levee | |
| With the sunset in my past | |
| And then I ran through briers and brambles | |
| Until I finally found | |
| My Maggie and her true love | |
| There lyin' on the ground | |
| My eyes they filled with fire | |
| They didn' t see me there | |
| I watched as she made love to him | |
| Caressed him with her hair | |
| I don' t remember how it happened | |
| I guess I just saw red | |
| I drew my pistol from my belt | |
| And shot them graveyard dead | |
| I once loved a maiden | |
| Her name was | |
| Maggie Brown | |
| But now I' m riding on a boxcar | |
| Back to Macon town | |
| The setting sun will never let me forget | |
| What deed | |
| I have done | |
| Until the day they hunt me down | |
| I' m livin' on the run |
| zuò qǔ : Mullins | |
| I once had a true love | |
| Her name was | |
| Maggie Brown | |
| Her eyes they were the color | |
| Of the sun burning down | |
| And she had hair that smelled like jasmine | |
| I loved her from the start | |
| How was I to know she' d have | |
| A cold black heart | |
| Well, Maggie was my true love | |
| The only kiss | |
| I knewI' d meet her at the oak tree | |
| In the cool evening dew | |
| Where we would walk beside the levee | |
| Our fingers intertwined | |
| While the crimson moon gazed through | |
| The needles of the pines | |
| We' d lay beside each other | |
| Staring at the sky | |
| Listenin' to the whistlin' | |
| Of the train blowin' by | |
| As it was on it' s way to | |
| MaconThe town where | |
| I was born | |
| We' d make love in the darkness' | |
| Til the hours of the morn | |
| Waterfalls and rainbows | |
| Sweet salvation sin | |
| As I lay there sleeping | |
| Against her golden skin | |
| My friends now gather around | |
| And listen close the story takes a turn | |
| I wasn' t fair young | |
| Maggie' sOnly lover | |
| I did learn | |
| I went down by the oak tree | |
| Lookin' for my lass | |
| And walked east towards the levee | |
| With the sunset in my past | |
| And then I ran through briers and brambles | |
| Until I finally found | |
| My Maggie and her true love | |
| There lyin' on the ground | |
| My eyes they filled with fire | |
| They didn' t see me there | |
| I watched as she made love to him | |
| Caressed him with her hair | |
| I don' t remember how it happened | |
| I guess I just saw red | |
| I drew my pistol from my belt | |
| And shot them graveyard dead | |
| I once loved a maiden | |
| Her name was | |
| Maggie Brown | |
| But now I' m riding on a boxcar | |
| Back to Macon town | |
| The setting sun will never let me forget | |
| What deed | |
| I have done | |
| Until the day they hunt me down | |
| I' m livin' on the run |
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