《Let Him Roll(Live)》歌词

[00:00:00] Let Him Roll (Live) - Johnny Cash (约翰尼·卡什)

[00:00:14] Let him roll boys let him roll

[00:00:22] I bet he's gone to dallas rest his soul

[00:00:29] Now he was a wino tried and true

[00:00:32] Done about everything a man can do

[00:00:36] He worked on freighters he worked in cars

[00:00:39] He worked on farms 'n he worked on bars

[00:00:44] His white port whine that put that look in his eye

[00:00:48] That grown men get when they need to cry

[00:00:51] And we sat down on the curb to rest

[00:00:55] And his head just fell down on his chest

[00:00:59] And he said every single day it gets

[00:01:02] Just a little bit harder to handle and yet

[00:01:07] Then he lost the thread and his mind got cluttered

[00:01:10] The words just rolled off down in the gutter

[00:01:15] He was a elevator man in a cheap hotel

[00:01:19] In exchange for the rent on a one room cell

[00:01:22] And he's years old before his time

[00:01:26] No thanks to the world and the white port wine

[00:01:31] And he said son he always called me son

[00:01:34] He said life for you has just begun

[00:01:38] And then he told me the story that I heard before

[00:01:41] How he fell in love with a dallas whore

[00:01:47] He could cut through the years to the very night

[00:01:50] That it all ended in a whore house fight

[00:01:54] And she turned his last proposal down

[00:01:58] In favor of being a girl about town

[00:02:02] Now it's been seventeen years right in line

[00:02:06] And he ain't been straight none of the time

[00:02:10] And It's too many years of fighting the weather

[00:02:14] And too many nights of not being together

[00:02:17] So he died

[00:02:20] Let him roll boys let him roll

[00:02:27] I bet he's gone to dallas rest his soul

[00:02:34] Let him roll boys let him roll

[00:02:42] He always thought that heaven

[00:02:45] Was just a dallas whore

[00:02:51] When they went through his personal affects

[00:02:54] In among the stubs from the welfare checks

[00:02:58] Was a crumbling picture of a girl in a door

[00:03:01] An address in dallas and nothing more

[00:03:06] Well the welfare people provided the priest

[00:03:10] And a couple from the mission down the street

[00:03:13] Sang amasing grace and nobody cried

[00:03:17] 'Cept some lady in black way off to the side

[00:03:22] We all left and she's standing there

[00:03:26] The black veil covering her silver hair

[00:03:29] And one-eyed john said her name was alice

[00:03:33] She used to be a whore in dallas

[00:03:37] Let him roll boys let him roll

[00:03:45] I bet he's gone to dallas rest his soul

[00:03:51] Let him roll boys let him roll

[00:03:59] He always thought that heaven

[00:04:03] Was just a dallas whore

[00:04:06] Let him roll boys let him roll

[00:04:13] I bet he's gone to dallas rest his soul

[00:04:20] Let him roll

[00:04:22] Let him roll

[00:04:23] Boys let him roll

[00:04:28] He always thought that heaven

[00:04:31] Was just a dallas whore