A Train Robbery Lyrics

Song	A Train Robbery
Artist	Levon Helm
Album	Ramble At the Ryman
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[00:00.00]	作词 : Kennerley
[00:19.45]	The foreman touched the cold steel lines
[00:24.12]	The rail bed was frozen with ice
[00:28.54]	In the distance an engine was keeping good time
[00:32.97]	The steam whistle moaned just twice
[00:38.02]	Down in the cut past the old Tressel bridge
[00:42.69]	Twelve fine horses stood
[00:47.35]	Masked men shivered in the cold on the ridge
[00:51.92]	Not far from the Glendale woods
[00:59.14]	The brass lamp shone from the swaying train
[01:03.77]	When the driver saw the red light
[01:08.38]	Her iron brakes sparked like silver rain
[01:12.94]	And the metals screamed through the night
[01:17.90]	The baggage man peered out to look for the fault
[01:22.46]	When fear froze up his heart
[01:27.03]	He was staring down the barrel of an army colt
[01:31.67]	That threatened to tear him apart
[01:37.98]	We will burn your train to cinders
[01:43.45]	So throw the money on down
[01:47.81]	Open up your damned express car
[01:52.68]	And jump down to the ground
[01:57.02]	But we won't touch that old woman and they claimed
[02:06.29]	They ain't offered no reward
[02:11.29]	For Frank and Jesse James
[02:16.42]	Frank and Jesse James
[02:27.74]	In long soldier's coats frayed with the years
[02:32.77]	Quickly they scrambled aboard
[02:37.29]	Men were the sweating and the women shed tears
[02:41.85]	And a preacher prayed to the Lord
[02:46.38]	When they opened the safe there was nothing for them
[02:50.92]	So they strode down through the train
[02:55.79]	What a miserable sight these desperate men
[03:00.31]	Robbing old folks for their gold, watch, chains
[03:07.74]	We will burn your train to cinders
[03:12.30]	So throw the money on down
[03:16.67]	Open up your damned express car
[03:21.56]	And jump down to the ground
[03:26.05]	But we won't touch that old woman and they claimed
[03:35.47]	They ain't offered no reward
[03:40.47]	For Frank and Jesse James
[03:45.49]	Frank and Jesse James
[03:57.26]	Now some say the devil had taken his soul
[04:01.96]	Some say his spirit survived
[04:06.45]	But we all know he was nothing but a missouri farm boy
[04:10.96]	Just fighting to stay alive
[04:16.11]	High above that railroad bed
[04:20.63]	On a ridge where the pines grow tall
[04:25.36]	If you listen to the wind, there's a ghost of a chance
[04:30.01]	You can still hear old Jesse call
[04:36.52]	We will burn your train to cinders
[04:41.79]	So throw the money on down
[04:46.08]	Open up your damned express car
[04:51.09]	And jump down to the ground
[04:55.55]	But we won't touch that old woman and they claimed
[05:04.89]	They ain't offered no reward
[05:10.02]	For Frank and Jesse James
[05:14.66]	For Frank and Jesse James

[00:00.00]	zuo ci : Kennerley
[00:19.45]	The foreman touched the cold steel lines
[00:24.12]	The rail bed was frozen with ice
[00:28.54]	In the distance an engine was keeping good time
[00:32.97]	The steam whistle moaned just twice
[00:38.02]	Down in the cut past the old Tressel bridge
[00:42.69]	Twelve fine horses stood
[00:47.35]	Masked men shivered in the cold on the ridge
[00:51.92]	Not far from the Glendale woods
[00:59.14]	The brass lamp shone from the swaying train
[01:03.77]	When the driver saw the red light
[01:08.38]	Her iron brakes sparked like silver rain
[01:12.94]	And the metals screamed through the night
[01:17.90]	The baggage man peered out to look for the fault
[01:22.46]	When fear froze up his heart
[01:27.03]	He was staring down the barrel of an army colt
[01:31.67]	That threatened to tear him apart
[01:37.98]	We will burn your train to cinders
[01:43.45]	So throw the money on down
[01:47.81]	Open up your damned express car
[01:52.68]	And jump down to the ground
[01:57.02]	But we won' t touch that old woman and they claimed
[02:06.29]	They ain' t offered no reward
[02:11.29]	For Frank and Jesse James
[02:16.42]	Frank and Jesse James
[02:27.74]	In long soldier' s coats frayed with the years
[02:32.77]	Quickly they scrambled aboard
[02:37.29]	Men were the sweating and the women shed tears
[02:41.85]	And a preacher prayed to the Lord
[02:46.38]	When they opened the safe there was nothing for them
[02:50.92]	So they strode down through the train
[02:55.79]	What a miserable sight these desperate men
[03:00.31]	Robbing old folks for their gold, watch, chains
[03:07.74]	We will burn your train to cinders
[03:12.30]	So throw the money on down
[03:16.67]	Open up your damned express car
[03:21.56]	And jump down to the ground
[03:26.05]	But we won' t touch that old woman and they claimed
[03:35.47]	They ain' t offered no reward
[03:40.47]	For Frank and Jesse James
[03:45.49]	Frank and Jesse James
[03:57.26]	Now some say the devil had taken his soul
[04:01.96]	Some say his spirit survived
[04:06.45]	But we all know he was nothing but a missouri farm boy
[04:10.96]	Just fighting to stay alive
[04:16.11]	High above that railroad bed
[04:20.63]	On a ridge where the pines grow tall
[04:25.36]	If you listen to the wind, there' s a ghost of a chance
[04:30.01]	You can still hear old Jesse call
[04:36.52]	We will burn your train to cinders
[04:41.79]	So throw the money on down
[04:46.08]	Open up your damned express car
[04:51.09]	And jump down to the ground
[04:55.55]	But we won' t touch that old woman and they claimed
[05:04.89]	They ain' t offered no reward
[05:10.02]	For Frank and Jesse James
[05:14.66]	For Frank and Jesse James

[00:00.00]	zuò cí : Kennerley
[00:19.45]	The foreman touched the cold steel lines
[00:24.12]	The rail bed was frozen with ice
[00:28.54]	In the distance an engine was keeping good time
[00:32.97]	The steam whistle moaned just twice
[00:38.02]	Down in the cut past the old Tressel bridge
[00:42.69]	Twelve fine horses stood
[00:47.35]	Masked men shivered in the cold on the ridge
[00:51.92]	Not far from the Glendale woods
[00:59.14]	The brass lamp shone from the swaying train
[01:03.77]	When the driver saw the red light
[01:08.38]	Her iron brakes sparked like silver rain
[01:12.94]	And the metals screamed through the night
[01:17.90]	The baggage man peered out to look for the fault
[01:22.46]	When fear froze up his heart
[01:27.03]	He was staring down the barrel of an army colt
[01:31.67]	That threatened to tear him apart
[01:37.98]	We will burn your train to cinders
[01:43.45]	So throw the money on down
[01:47.81]	Open up your damned express car
[01:52.68]	And jump down to the ground
[01:57.02]	But we won' t touch that old woman and they claimed
[02:06.29]	They ain' t offered no reward
[02:11.29]	For Frank and Jesse James
[02:16.42]	Frank and Jesse James
[02:27.74]	In long soldier' s coats frayed with the years
[02:32.77]	Quickly they scrambled aboard
[02:37.29]	Men were the sweating and the women shed tears
[02:41.85]	And a preacher prayed to the Lord
[02:46.38]	When they opened the safe there was nothing for them
[02:50.92]	So they strode down through the train
[02:55.79]	What a miserable sight these desperate men
[03:00.31]	Robbing old folks for their gold, watch, chains
[03:07.74]	We will burn your train to cinders
[03:12.30]	So throw the money on down
[03:16.67]	Open up your damned express car
[03:21.56]	And jump down to the ground
[03:26.05]	But we won' t touch that old woman and they claimed
[03:35.47]	They ain' t offered no reward
[03:40.47]	For Frank and Jesse James
[03:45.49]	Frank and Jesse James
[03:57.26]	Now some say the devil had taken his soul
[04:01.96]	Some say his spirit survived
[04:06.45]	But we all know he was nothing but a missouri farm boy
[04:10.96]	Just fighting to stay alive
[04:16.11]	High above that railroad bed
[04:20.63]	On a ridge where the pines grow tall
[04:25.36]	If you listen to the wind, there' s a ghost of a chance
[04:30.01]	You can still hear old Jesse call
[04:36.52]	We will burn your train to cinders
[04:41.79]	So throw the money on down
[04:46.08]	Open up your damned express car
[04:51.09]	And jump down to the ground
[04:55.55]	But we won' t touch that old woman and they claimed
[05:04.89]	They ain' t offered no reward
[05:10.02]	For Frank and Jesse James
[05:14.66]	For Frank and Jesse James

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