| Song | Last Of The Hobo Kings |
| Artist | Mary Gauthier |
| Album | Between Daylight And Dark |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Gauthier | |
| Steam Train Maury died last night | |
| His wife Wanda by his side | |
| He caught the Westbound out of here | |
| Hopped the high irons to the by and by | |
| They say he jumped ten thousand trains | |
| Rode a million miles for free | |
| Helped out at VA hospitals | |
| And penitentiaries | |
| Dandy Dave, Rusty Nails and Sweet Lady Sugar Cane | |
| Dead Eye Kate and the Baloney Kid raise their cups tonight in Steam Train's name | |
| Senators, congressmen, puppets on a string | |
| Among the windswept vagabonds Steam Train was the king | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| Now bums just drink and wander round | |
| Tramps dream and wander too | |
| But a hobo was a pioneer | |
| Who preferred to work for food | |
| He knew how his nation was doing | |
| By the length of a side walk cigarette butt | |
| Born with an aching wanderlust | |
| Embedded in his gut | |
| Hounded, beaten, laughed at, broke | |
| Chased out of every town | |
| With a walking stick sceptre | |
| And his shredded coffee can crown | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| He was the last of the hobo kings | |
| The last free men are hoboes | |
| Steinbeck said, and he paid cash | |
| And the stories that he bought from them | |
| Helped write the Grapes of Wrath | |
| But boxcars have been sealed for years | |
| And trespassers do time | |
| And the railroad yards are razor wired | |
| And hoboing's a crime | |
| So here's to you Steam Train Maury | |
| Hold that Westbound tight | |
| As you ride off into history | |
| The last hobo, the last ride | |
| The last of the hobo king | |
| He was the last of the hobo kings |
| zuo qu : Gauthier | |
| Steam Train Maury died last night | |
| His wife Wanda by his side | |
| He caught the Westbound out of here | |
| Hopped the high irons to the by and by | |
| They say he jumped ten thousand trains | |
| Rode a million miles for free | |
| Helped out at VA hospitals | |
| And penitentiaries | |
| Dandy Dave, Rusty Nails and Sweet Lady Sugar Cane | |
| Dead Eye Kate and the Baloney Kid raise their cups tonight in Steam Train' s name | |
| Senators, congressmen, puppets on a string | |
| Among the windswept vagabonds Steam Train was the king | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| Now bums just drink and wander round | |
| Tramps dream and wander too | |
| But a hobo was a pioneer | |
| Who preferred to work for food | |
| He knew how his nation was doing | |
| By the length of a side walk cigarette butt | |
| Born with an aching wanderlust | |
| Embedded in his gut | |
| Hounded, beaten, laughed at, broke | |
| Chased out of every town | |
| With a walking stick sceptre | |
| And his shredded coffee can crown | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| He was the last of the hobo kings | |
| The last free men are hoboes | |
| Steinbeck said, and he paid cash | |
| And the stories that he bought from them | |
| Helped write the Grapes of Wrath | |
| But boxcars have been sealed for years | |
| And trespassers do time | |
| And the railroad yards are razor wired | |
| And hoboing' s a crime | |
| So here' s to you Steam Train Maury | |
| Hold that Westbound tight | |
| As you ride off into history | |
| The last hobo, the last ride | |
| The last of the hobo king | |
| He was the last of the hobo kings |
| zuò qǔ : Gauthier | |
| Steam Train Maury died last night | |
| His wife Wanda by his side | |
| He caught the Westbound out of here | |
| Hopped the high irons to the by and by | |
| They say he jumped ten thousand trains | |
| Rode a million miles for free | |
| Helped out at VA hospitals | |
| And penitentiaries | |
| Dandy Dave, Rusty Nails and Sweet Lady Sugar Cane | |
| Dead Eye Kate and the Baloney Kid raise their cups tonight in Steam Train' s name | |
| Senators, congressmen, puppets on a string | |
| Among the windswept vagabonds Steam Train was the king | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| Now bums just drink and wander round | |
| Tramps dream and wander too | |
| But a hobo was a pioneer | |
| Who preferred to work for food | |
| He knew how his nation was doing | |
| By the length of a side walk cigarette butt | |
| Born with an aching wanderlust | |
| Embedded in his gut | |
| Hounded, beaten, laughed at, broke | |
| Chased out of every town | |
| With a walking stick sceptre | |
| And his shredded coffee can crown | |
| The last of the hobo kings | |
| He was the last of the hobo kings | |
| The last free men are hoboes | |
| Steinbeck said, and he paid cash | |
| And the stories that he bought from them | |
| Helped write the Grapes of Wrath | |
| But boxcars have been sealed for years | |
| And trespassers do time | |
| And the railroad yards are razor wired | |
| And hoboing' s a crime | |
| So here' s to you Steam Train Maury | |
| Hold that Westbound tight | |
| As you ride off into history | |
| The last hobo, the last ride | |
| The last of the hobo king | |
| He was the last of the hobo kings |