| Song | Pastures of Plenty |
| Artist | Solas |
| Album | The Words That Remain |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Guthrie | |
| It's a mighty hard row my poor hands have hoed | |
| My poor feet have travelled this hot dusty road | |
| Out of your dustbowl and westward we roam | |
| Through deserts so hot and through mountains so cold | |
| I've wandered all over your green growing land | |
| Wherever your crops are, I'll lend you my hand | |
| On the edge of your cities, you'll see me and then | |
| I come with the dust and I'm gone with the wind | |
| California, Arizona, I've worked on your crops | |
| And northward up to Oregon to gather your hops | |
| I've dug beets from the ground, I've cut grapes from the vine | |
| To set at your table that white sparkling wine | |
| Green pastures of plenty from the dry desert ground | |
| From the grand Coolie Dam where the waters run down | |
| In every state of this union we migrants have been | |
| We work on the land and we'll fight until we win | |
| It's always we ramble, that river and I | |
| All along your green valleys I'll work till I die | |
| Travel this road until death sets me free | |
| Because pastures of plenty must always be free |
| zuo ci : Guthrie | |
| It' s a mighty hard row my poor hands have hoed | |
| My poor feet have travelled this hot dusty road | |
| Out of your dustbowl and westward we roam | |
| Through deserts so hot and through mountains so cold | |
| I' ve wandered all over your green growing land | |
| Wherever your crops are, I' ll lend you my hand | |
| On the edge of your cities, you' ll see me and then | |
| I come with the dust and I' m gone with the wind | |
| California, Arizona, I' ve worked on your crops | |
| And northward up to Oregon to gather your hops | |
| I' ve dug beets from the ground, I' ve cut grapes from the vine | |
| To set at your table that white sparkling wine | |
| Green pastures of plenty from the dry desert ground | |
| From the grand Coolie Dam where the waters run down | |
| In every state of this union we migrants have been | |
| We work on the land and we' ll fight until we win | |
| It' s always we ramble, that river and I | |
| All along your green valleys I' ll work till I die | |
| Travel this road until death sets me free | |
| Because pastures of plenty must always be free |
| zuò cí : Guthrie | |
| It' s a mighty hard row my poor hands have hoed | |
| My poor feet have travelled this hot dusty road | |
| Out of your dustbowl and westward we roam | |
| Through deserts so hot and through mountains so cold | |
| I' ve wandered all over your green growing land | |
| Wherever your crops are, I' ll lend you my hand | |
| On the edge of your cities, you' ll see me and then | |
| I come with the dust and I' m gone with the wind | |
| California, Arizona, I' ve worked on your crops | |
| And northward up to Oregon to gather your hops | |
| I' ve dug beets from the ground, I' ve cut grapes from the vine | |
| To set at your table that white sparkling wine | |
| Green pastures of plenty from the dry desert ground | |
| From the grand Coolie Dam where the waters run down | |
| In every state of this union we migrants have been | |
| We work on the land and we' ll fight until we win | |
| It' s always we ramble, that river and I | |
| All along your green valleys I' ll work till I die | |
| Travel this road until death sets me free | |
| Because pastures of plenty must always be free |