Plains of Nebrasky-o Lyrics

Song	Plains of Nebrasky-o
Artist	Eric Andersen
Album	Today is the Highway
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[00:00.00]	作词 : Andersen
[00:05.55]	Have you heard about a country where the rivers run free,
[00:10.48]	That's a place where I think you ought to go
[00:15.68]	Where the corn stands high, tall as the sky,
[00:20.27]	On the great plains of Old Nebrasky–O.
[00:25.83]
[00:45.72]	In school I read of men who died by the gun,
[00:49.90]	But not of those who died by the hoe.
[00:54.24]	The land has drunk the rains of many a farmer's blood
[00:58.37]	Now forgotten and buried long ago.
[01:03.06]
[01:04.57]	Where are the hands that plowed fields without sleep
[01:08.49]	Hands that saved a dying calf without rest
[01:13.09]	Where are the feet that walked down them hot dusty trails
[01:17.32]	On their way to seek their fortunes going west.
[01:21.05]
[01:31.08]	And where are the fathers who died in the dust
[01:35.02]	And mothers who died hungry in the snow
[01:39.40]	And where are the kids that watched the banks plow their houses down
[01:42.93]	Those are the things I guess my teaches never knowed.
[01:49.03]
[02:25.83]	You tell me drought hurt only corn and not men
[02:31.09]	You smile and say hard times have gone away
[02:35.65]	I guess I should listen to my city politician
[02:39.73]	Who keeps telling me these are better days.
[02:42.99]
[02:05.88]	Is there anybody left to walk a muddy mile
[02:11.11]	Is courage a word that's only said
[02:15.65]	Is it true them dusty days are days that never really were
[02:19.37]	But are only tales in books to be read.
[02:24.42]
[02:53.70]	Have you heard about a country where the rivers run free,
[02:57.53]	That's a place where I think you ought to go
[03:01.85]	Where the corn stands high, tall as the sky,
[03:06.22]	On the great plains of Old Nebrasky-O

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[00:00.00]	zuo ci : Andersen
[00:05.55]	Have you heard about a country where the rivers run free,
[00:10.48]	That' s a place where I think you ought to go
[00:15.68]	Where the corn stands high, tall as the sky,
[00:20.27]	On the great plains of Old Nebrasky O.
[00:25.83]
[00:45.72]	In school I read of men who died by the gun,
[00:49.90]	But not of those who died by the hoe.
[00:54.24]	The land has drunk the rains of many a farmer' s blood
[00:58.37]	Now forgotten and buried long ago.
[01:03.06]
[01:04.57]	Where are the hands that plowed fields without sleep
[01:08.49]	Hands that saved a dying calf without rest
[01:13.09]	Where are the feet that walked down them hot dusty trails
[01:17.32]	On their way to seek their fortunes going west.
[01:21.05]
[01:31.08]	And where are the fathers who died in the dust
[01:35.02]	And mothers who died hungry in the snow
[01:39.40]	And where are the kids that watched the banks plow their houses down
[01:42.93]	Those are the things I guess my teaches never knowed.
[01:49.03]
[02:25.83]	You tell me drought hurt only corn and not men
[02:31.09]	You smile and say hard times have gone away
[02:35.65]	I guess I should listen to my city politician
[02:39.73]	Who keeps telling me these are better days.
[02:42.99]
[02:05.88]	Is there anybody left to walk a muddy mile
[02:11.11]	Is courage a word that' s only said
[02:15.65]	Is it true them dusty days are days that never really were
[02:19.37]	But are only tales in books to be read.
[02:24.42]
[02:53.70]	Have you heard about a country where the rivers run free,
[02:57.53]	That' s a place where I think you ought to go
[03:01.85]	Where the corn stands high, tall as the sky,
[03:06.22]	On the great plains of Old NebraskyO

	ti:
	ar:
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[00:00.00]	zuò cí : Andersen
[00:05.55]	Have you heard about a country where the rivers run free,
[00:10.48]	That' s a place where I think you ought to go
[00:15.68]	Where the corn stands high, tall as the sky,
[00:20.27]	On the great plains of Old Nebrasky O.
[00:25.83]
[00:45.72]	In school I read of men who died by the gun,
[00:49.90]	But not of those who died by the hoe.
[00:54.24]	The land has drunk the rains of many a farmer' s blood
[00:58.37]	Now forgotten and buried long ago.
[01:03.06]
[01:04.57]	Where are the hands that plowed fields without sleep
[01:08.49]	Hands that saved a dying calf without rest
[01:13.09]	Where are the feet that walked down them hot dusty trails
[01:17.32]	On their way to seek their fortunes going west.
[01:21.05]
[01:31.08]	And where are the fathers who died in the dust
[01:35.02]	And mothers who died hungry in the snow
[01:39.40]	And where are the kids that watched the banks plow their houses down
[01:42.93]	Those are the things I guess my teaches never knowed.
[01:49.03]
[02:25.83]	You tell me drought hurt only corn and not men
[02:31.09]	You smile and say hard times have gone away
[02:35.65]	I guess I should listen to my city politician
[02:39.73]	Who keeps telling me these are better days.
[02:42.99]
[02:05.88]	Is there anybody left to walk a muddy mile
[02:11.11]	Is courage a word that' s only said
[02:15.65]	Is it true them dusty days are days that never really were
[02:19.37]	But are only tales in books to be read.
[02:24.42]
[02:53.70]	Have you heard about a country where the rivers run free,
[02:57.53]	That' s a place where I think you ought to go
[03:01.85]	Where the corn stands high, tall as the sky,
[03:06.22]	On the great plains of Old NebraskyO

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