歌手: Johnny Cash
时长: 02:31
The Frozen Four-Hundred-Pound Fair-to-Middlin' Cotton Picker - Johnny Cash[00:00:00]
I left the field one evening [00:00:05]
My fingers so cold and sore[00:00:09]
From fair to middlin' cotton [00:00:13]
Three hundred pounds or more[00:00:17]
Jim McCann was still pickin' straddle in the row[00:00:22]
The sun began to sinkin' and the wind began to blow[00:00:30]
He was bound to get four hundred [00:00:38]
A draggin' a twelve foot sack[00:00:42]
I hollered out "Jim come weight it"[00:00:46]
But I only saw his back[00:00:51]
So I went on home to supper[00:00:55]
And I gathered around my kin[00:00:59]
I was thinkin' of Jim out there pickin' [00:01:03]
With winter settin' in[00:01:07]
Next morning the air was freezin' [00:01:16]
The snow was nine feet deep[00:01:20]
I jerked on my long red handles[00:01:24]
And I left my kids asleep[00:01:28]
I got myself a shovel[00:01:33]
And went to where I seen Jim go[00:01:37]
And commenced to a diggin' for him[00:01:41]
At the other end of his row[00:01:45]
I found his body frozen and I took him in to thaw[00:01:49]
I dragged in his sack and I weighed it[00:01:58]
And I added Jim's marks that I saw[00:02:02]
The total was over four hundred[00:02:06]
So he'd picked more than he'd bet[00:02:10]
Of fair to middlin' cotton but Jim ain't thawed out yet[00:02:14]