《Aunt Jessie’s Chicken Ranch》歌词

歌曲： Aunt Jessie’s Chicken Ranch

歌手： Dash Rip Rock&Billie Davi

时长： 07:26

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Aunt Jessie's Chicken Ranch - Dash Rip Rock/Billie Davis/Kyle Melancon[00:00:00]

On the old Rio Grande about midnight [00:00:10]

The young boy had fallen asleep[00:00:15]

The old yeller dog he found on the trail[00:00:20]

Lay curled in a ball at his feet[00:00:25]

The cowpokes was all drunk and wasted[00:00:30]

In a town right close to the herd[00:00:35]

When a hurricane wind come blowing in [00:00:40]

Weren't time to give them no word[00:00:45]

St Elmo's fire lit up the herd [00:00:50]

Turned them and turned them to one[00:00:55]

When they plowed through the town[00:00:59]

With the eeriest sound [00:01:02]

Not a single soul there was spared[00:01:04]

Not a soul there was spared[00:01:10]

The young boy went whipping in the valley[00:01:21]

Into the darkness of night[00:01:26]

The cookie's young steed was a hell of a ride[00:01:31]

And the saddle bags bulged on each side[00:01:35]

He rode northeast toward the sunrise[00:01:41]

That came when the wind died away[00:01:45]

The saddle bags held all the cookie had come by [00:01:50]

Beef jerky a gun and his pay[00:01:55]

It was the kid's lucky day[00:02:00]

Kevan McGuire was a gambler [00:02:11]

Cheater of cards was his trade[00:02:16]

A horseless carriage that ran out of gas[00:02:20]

Last night was a part of his wage[00:02:25]

The trail was right lonesome that morning [00:02:30]

Nary a soul was in sight[00:02:35]

When the young boy rode up[00:02:40]

The gambler took aim [00:02:42]

Figuring to take the kid's life[00:02:45]

His bullet went strange like the life he had left [00:02:50]

It just wasn't his lucky day[00:02:54]

With his life he did pay[00:02:59]

The kid rifled through his belongings [00:03:10]

Never had killed him no man[00:03:15]

The cookie's pistol was weathered and worn[00:03:20]

But it brought down a hard one that day[00:03:24]

The kid rode away[00:03:29]

Aunt Jessie's Chicken Farm waited [00:03:40]

On those seeking comfort and play[00:03:45]

The young boy was older and wiser by then [00:03:50]

But something just pulled him that way[00:03:54]

He'd taken the money [00:03:59]

The gun and the watch [00:04:02]

The gambler had need for no more[00:04:04]

Then he tipped up his hat[00:04:09]

And he crawled off his horse[00:04:11]

And headed for Aunt Jessie's door[00:04:14]

This would be his first wore[00:04:18]

Women all gathered around him [00:04:29]

Marveled how young he must be[00:04:34]

The kid picked him one [00:04:38]

Went for her room [00:04:41]

When she gracefully led him away[00:04:43]

It was his turn to play[00:04:48]

A month's worth of wages he spent there [00:04:59]

That's where he figured he'd stay[00:05:04]

The woman he'd picked was the best of the lot [00:05:08]

Older and wiser than him[00:05:13]

Try as she may she still fell in love [00:05:18]

Started to rode back her pay[00:05:23]

They would marry some day[00:05:27]

One night while dusting his clothes off [00:05:39]

She noticed the watch by her bed[00:05:43]

She knew the man who belonged to that watch [00:05:48]

Somehow she knew he was dead[00:05:53]

She was barely fifteen when she met him [00:05:57]

And bore him a son on the trail[00:06:02]

The baby got left in the fork of a tree[00:06:07]

And he dragged her off sicker than hell[00:06:12]

She escaped him somehow[00:06:17]

When she asked the kid about his birthplace [00:06:28]

She teared up and started to cry[00:06:32]

She held him and hugged him and kissed him [00:06:37]

And told him to leave her that night[00:06:42]

The kid pulled himself into manhood [00:06:47]

Saved him a measure of pride[00:06:52]

Mother and son bid each other goodbye [00:06:57]

She waved as he rode out of sight[00:07:01]

She raised the kid right[00:07:06]