| Song | South-ern Pac-i-fic |
| Artist | Neil Young & Crazy Horse |
| Artist | Neil Young |
| Album | Re-ac-tor |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Young | |
| Down the mountainside | |
| To the coastline | |
| Past the angry tide | |
| The mighty diesel whines. | |
| And the tunnel comes | |
| And the tunnel goes | |
| Round another bend | |
| The giant drivers roll. | |
| I rode the Highball | |
| I fired the Daylight | |
| When I turned sixty-five | |
| I couldn't see right. | |
| It was Mr. Jones, | |
| We've got to let you go | |
| It's company policy | |
| You've got a pension though. | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Through the moonlight. | |
| I put in my time | |
| I put in my time | |
| Now I'm left to roll | |
| Down the long decline. | |
| I ain't no brake man | |
| Ain't no conductor | |
| But I would be though | |
| If I was younger. | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| Roll on, on your silver rails. |
| zuo qu : Young | |
| Down the mountainside | |
| To the coastline | |
| Past the angry tide | |
| The mighty diesel whines. | |
| And the tunnel comes | |
| And the tunnel goes | |
| Round another bend | |
| The giant drivers roll. | |
| I rode the Highball | |
| I fired the Daylight | |
| When I turned sixtyfive | |
| I couldn' t see right. | |
| It was Mr. Jones, | |
| We' ve got to let you go | |
| It' s company policy | |
| You' ve got a pension though. | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Through the moonlight. | |
| I put in my time | |
| I put in my time | |
| Now I' m left to roll | |
| Down the long decline. | |
| I ain' t no brake man | |
| Ain' t no conductor | |
| But I would be though | |
| If I was younger. | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| Roll on, on your silver rails. |
| zuò qǔ : Young | |
| Down the mountainside | |
| To the coastline | |
| Past the angry tide | |
| The mighty diesel whines. | |
| And the tunnel comes | |
| And the tunnel goes | |
| Round another bend | |
| The giant drivers roll. | |
| I rode the Highball | |
| I fired the Daylight | |
| When I turned sixtyfive | |
| I couldn' t see right. | |
| It was Mr. Jones, | |
| We' ve got to let you go | |
| It' s company policy | |
| You' ve got a pension though. | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Through the moonlight. | |
| I put in my time | |
| I put in my time | |
| Now I' m left to roll | |
| Down the long decline. | |
| I ain' t no brake man | |
| Ain' t no conductor | |
| But I would be though | |
| If I was younger. | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| On your silver rails | |
| On your silver rails | |
| Roll on, Southern Pacific | |
| Roll on, on your silver rails. |