《In Lonesome Dove》歌词

[00:00:00] In Lonesome Dove - Garth Brooks (加斯·布鲁克斯)

[00:00:06] She was a girl on a wagon train

[00:00:12] Haded west across the plains

[00:00:17] The train got lost in a summer storm

[00:00:22] They couldn't move west and they couldn't go home

[00:00:27] Then she saw him ridin' through the rain

[00:00:32] He took charge of the wagons and he saved the train

[00:00:38] And she looked down and her heart was gone

[00:00:42] The train went west but she stayed on

[00:00:47] In Lonesome Dove

[00:00:53] A farmer's daughter with a gentle hand

[00:00:59] A blooming rose in a bed of sand

[00:01:04] She loved the man who wore a star

[00:01:09] A Texas Ranger known near and far

[00:01:14] So they got married and they had a child

[00:01:19] But times were touch and the West was wild

[00:01:24] So it was no surprise the day she learned

[00:01:29] That her Texas man would not return

[00:01:34] To Lonesome Dove

[00:01:40] Back to back with the Rio Grande

[00:01:43] A Christian woman in the devil's land

[00:01:45] She learned the language and she learned to fight

[00:01:48] But she never learned how to beat the lonely nights

[00:01:55] In Lonesome Dove Lonesome Dove

[00:02:07] She watched her boy grow into a man

[00:02:12] He had an angel's heart and the devil's hand

[00:02:18] He wore his star for all to see

[00:02:22] He was a Texas lawman legacy

[00:02:27] The one day word blew into town

[00:02:33] It seemed the men that shot his father down

[00:02:38] Had robbed a bank in Cherico

[00:02:43] The only thing 'tween them and Mexico

[00:02:48] Was Lonesome Dove

[00:02:54] The shadows stretched across the land

[00:02:59] As the shots rang out down the Rio Grande

[00:03:04] And when the smoke had finally cleared the street

[00:03:09] The men lay at the ranger's feet

[00:03:14] But legend tells to this very day

[00:03:20] That shots were comin' from an alleyway

[00:03:25] Though no one knows who held the gun

[00:03:30] There ain't no doubt if you ask someone

[00:03:35] In Lonesome Dove

[00:03:41] Back to back with the Rio Grande

[00:03:43] A Christian woman in the devil's land

[00:03:46] She learned the language and she learned to fight

[00:03:49] But she never learned how to beat the lonely nights

[00:03:56] In Lonesome Dove Lonesome Dove