《Callaghan’s Hotel(1996 Digital Remaster)》歌词

歌曲： Callaghan’s Hotel(1996 Digital Remaster)

所属专辑：Pubs， Trucks & Plains

歌手： Slim Dusty

时长： 02:47

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Callaghan's Hotel (1996 Digital Remaster) - Slim Dusty (西林·得斯提)[00:00:00]

There's the same old coaching stable[00:00:09]

That's been used by Cobb and Co[00:00:11]

And the yard the coaches stood in[00:00:14]

More than sixty years ago[00:00:16]

And the public private parlour[00:00:20]

Where they serve the passing swell[00:00:22]

Was the shoeing forge and smithy[00:00:25]

Of the Callaghan's Hotel[00:00:27]

There's the same old walls and[00:00:32]

Woodwork that our fathers built to last[00:00:34]

And the same old doors and wainscot[00:00:37]

And the windows of the past[00:00:39]

And the same old nooks and corners[00:00:43]

Where the Jim Jams used to dwell[00:00:45]

But the phantoms dance no longer[00:00:47]

Up at Callaghan's Hotel[00:00:50]

There are memories of the old days[00:01:01]

That were red instead of blue[00:01:03]

In the time of Dick the Devil[00:01:06]

And those other devils too[00:01:08]

But perhaps they went to heaven[00:01:11]

And are angels doing well[00:01:14]

They were always open hearted up[00:01:16]

At Callaghan's Hotel[00:01:19]

Then the new chum broken hearted[00:01:24]

And with boots all broken too[00:01:26]

Got another pair of bluchers and[00:01:29]

A quid to see him through[00:01:31]

And the old chum got a bottle[00:01:35]

Who was down and suffering hell[00:01:37]

And no tucker bag went empty[00:01:39]

Out of Callaghan's Hotel[00:01:42]

And I sit and think in sorrow of[00:01:53]

The nights that I have seen[00:01:55]

When we fought with chairs and[00:01:57]

Bottles for the orange and the green[00:01:59]

For the pride of dear old Ireland[00:02:04]

Till they rang the breakfast bell[00:02:06]

And the honour of Old England up[00:02:08]

At Callaghan's Hotel[00:02:11]

There's the same old coaching stable[00:02:14]

That's been used by Cobb and Co[00:02:17]

And the yard the coaches stood in[00:02:19]

More than sixty years ago[00:02:22]

And the public private parlour where[00:02:25]

They serve the passing swell[00:02:28]

Was the shoeing forge and smithy[00:02:30]

Of the Callaghan's Hotel[00:02:33]