| Song | Banks Of The Old Bandera |
| Artist | Rodney Crowell |
| Album | The Houston Kid |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Crowell | |
| On the banks of the old | |
| Bandera where roams the barefoot child | |
| On Sunday go to meetin' shortcuts out along the high wire lines down a dusty road | |
| The hills there were bluebonnets like a printed cotton gown | |
| And summer rain falls down like honey sweet magnolia blossoms grow and old men dance | |
| Once we ran barefooted through a clover full of dew | |
| Once we learned to play like lone | |
| Comanches running loose | |
| What it made you feel like is a song | |
| But what it feels like now is gone | |
| I can hear the screen door slamming | |
| Run a foot race to the creek | |
| You can see clean to the bottom and deeper just depends on how you look, maybe where you stand | |
| Monkey vines and swimmin' holes lay just around the bend | |
| The rope we used to swing on now hangs tattered in the wind | |
| What it made you feel like is a song | |
| And what it feels like now is gone | |
| What it made you feel like is a song |
| zuo ci : Crowell | |
| On the banks of the old | |
| Bandera where roams the barefoot child | |
| On Sunday go to meetin' shortcuts out along the high wire lines down a dusty road | |
| The hills there were bluebonnets like a printed cotton gown | |
| And summer rain falls down like honey sweet magnolia blossoms grow and old men dance | |
| Once we ran barefooted through a clover full of dew | |
| Once we learned to play like lone | |
| Comanches running loose | |
| What it made you feel like is a song | |
| But what it feels like now is gone | |
| I can hear the screen door slamming | |
| Run a foot race to the creek | |
| You can see clean to the bottom and deeper just depends on how you look, maybe where you stand | |
| Monkey vines and swimmin' holes lay just around the bend | |
| The rope we used to swing on now hangs tattered in the wind | |
| What it made you feel like is a song | |
| And what it feels like now is gone | |
| What it made you feel like is a song |
| zuò cí : Crowell | |
| On the banks of the old | |
| Bandera where roams the barefoot child | |
| On Sunday go to meetin' shortcuts out along the high wire lines down a dusty road | |
| The hills there were bluebonnets like a printed cotton gown | |
| And summer rain falls down like honey sweet magnolia blossoms grow and old men dance | |
| Once we ran barefooted through a clover full of dew | |
| Once we learned to play like lone | |
| Comanches running loose | |
| What it made you feel like is a song | |
| But what it feels like now is gone | |
| I can hear the screen door slamming | |
| Run a foot race to the creek | |
| You can see clean to the bottom and deeper just depends on how you look, maybe where you stand | |
| Monkey vines and swimmin' holes lay just around the bend | |
| The rope we used to swing on now hangs tattered in the wind | |
| What it made you feel like is a song | |
| And what it feels like now is gone | |
| What it made you feel like is a song |