所属专辑:Hard Travelin’
时长: 04:01
South Coast - Ramblin' Jack Elliott[00:00:00]
Written by:Ross Eskin[00:00:04]
My name is Juanano de Castro[00:00:09]
My father was a Spanish Grandee[00:00:14]
But I won my wife in a card game[00:00:19]
To hell with those Lords o'er the sea[00:00:23]
Well the south coast is wild coast and lonely[00:00:29]
You might win in a game at Cholon[00:00:33]
But a lion still rules the Barranca[00:00:40]
And a man there is always alone[00:00:44]
I played in a card game at Jolon[00:00:55]
I played there with an outlaw named Juan[00:00:59]
And after I'd taken his money[00:01:03]
I staked all against his daughter Dawn[00:01:07]
I picked up the ace l had won her[00:01:14]
My heart it was down at my feet[00:01:18]
Jumped up to my throat in a hurry[00:01:22]
Like a young summer's day she was sweet[00:01:26]
He opened the door to the kitchen[00:01:32]
And he called the girl out with a curse[00:01:36]
Saying take her Godd**n her you've won her[00:01:40]
She's yours now for better or worse[00:01:45]
Her arms had to tighten around me[00:01:51]
As we rode down the hills to the south[00:01:55]
Not a word did I hear from her that day[00:01:59]
Nor a kiss from her pretty young mouth[00:02:03]
But that was a gay happy winter[00:02:09]
We carved on a cradle of pine[00:02:13]
By the fire in that neat little cabin[00:02:17]
And I sang with that gay wife of mine[00:02:21]
Well the south coast is wild coast and lonely[00:02:27]
You might win in a game at Cholon[00:02:31]
But a lion still rules the Barranca[00:02:37]
And a man there is always alone[00:02:41]
That night I got hurt in a landslide[00:02:49]
Crushed hip and twice broken bone[00:02:53]
She saddled her pony like lightning[00:02:57]
And rode off for the doctor in Cholon[00:03:01]
The lion screamed in the Barranca[00:03:07]
Buck he bolted and he fell on his side[00:03:11]
My young wife lay dead in the moonlight[00:03:15]
My heart died that night with my bride[00:03:21]
Well the south coast is wild coast and lonely[00:03:27]
You might win in a game at Cholon[00:03:31]
But a lion still rules the Barranca[00:03:37]
And a man there is always[00:03:41]
Alone[00:03:45]