| Song | Cherokee Fiddle |
| Artist | Michael Martin Murphey |
| Album | Buckaroo Bluegrass |
| 作曲 : Murphey | |
| When the train pulled in to the station | |
| He slicked back his hair, rosined up his bow | |
| Fiddle upside down, | |
| Orange Blossom | |
| SpecialIf you want to make a living then you've got to put on a good show | |
| When he smelled the smoke and the cinders | |
| Rolled his sleeves up, opened up his case | |
| Played Cherokee | |
| Fiddle, played for the whiskey | |
| Good whiskey never let him lose his place | |
| He was always there playing for the miners | |
| Devil's Dream was a tune they all understood | |
| Then he'd go home to | |
| OklahomaAnd wait 'till the trains were runnin' and the weather was good | |
| When he smelled the smoke and the cinders | |
| Rolled his sleeves up, opened up his case | |
| Played Cherokee | |
| Fiddle, played for the whiskey | |
| Good whiskey never let him lose his place | |
| Now the Indians are dressin' up like cowboys | |
| And the cowboys are puttin' leather and turquoise on | |
| And the music gets sold by the lawyers | |
| And the fools who fiddled in the middle of the stations are gone | |
| Some folks say they'll never miss them | |
| Fiddle screeched like the engine break | |
| Ol' Cherokee | |
| Fiddle gone forever | |
| Like the sound that the whistle on an old locomotive make | |
| So when you smell the smoke and the cinders | |
| Slick your hair back, open up your case | |
| Play Cherokee | |
| Fiddle, play for the whiskey | |
| Good whiskey never let's you lose your place | |
| No, good whiskey never let's you lose your place |
| zuò qǔ : Murphey | |
| When the train pulled in to the station | |
| He slicked back his hair, rosined up his bow | |
| Fiddle upside down, | |
| Orange Blossom | |
| SpecialIf you want to make a living then you' ve got to put on a good show | |
| When he smelled the smoke and the cinders | |
| Rolled his sleeves up, opened up his case | |
| Played Cherokee | |
| Fiddle, played for the whiskey | |
| Good whiskey never let him lose his place | |
| He was always there playing for the miners | |
| Devil' s Dream was a tune they all understood | |
| Then he' d go home to | |
| OklahomaAnd wait ' till the trains were runnin' and the weather was good | |
| When he smelled the smoke and the cinders | |
| Rolled his sleeves up, opened up his case | |
| Played Cherokee | |
| Fiddle, played for the whiskey | |
| Good whiskey never let him lose his place | |
| Now the Indians are dressin' up like cowboys | |
| And the cowboys are puttin' leather and turquoise on | |
| And the music gets sold by the lawyers | |
| And the fools who fiddled in the middle of the stations are gone | |
| Some folks say they' ll never miss them | |
| Fiddle screeched like the engine break | |
| Ol' Cherokee | |
| Fiddle gone forever | |
| Like the sound that the whistle on an old locomotive make | |
| So when you smell the smoke and the cinders | |
| Slick your hair back, open up your case | |
| Play Cherokee | |
| Fiddle, play for the whiskey | |
| Good whiskey never let' s you lose your place | |
| No, good whiskey never let' s you lose your place |