| Song | The Strawberry Roan |
| Artist | Marty Robbins |
| Album | Gunfighter Ballads And Trail Songs |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Traditional | |
| I was hangin' around town, just spendin' my time | |
| Out of a job, not earnin' a dime | |
| A feller steps up and he said, "I supposeYou're a bronc fighter from the looks of your clothes""You figures me right, I'm a good one", | |
| I claim"Do you happen to have any bad ones to tame?" | |
| Said, "He's got one, a bad one to buckFor throwin' good riders, he's had lots of luck" | |
| I gets all het up and | |
| I ask what he pays | |
| To ride this old nag for a couple of days | |
| He offered me ten, | |
| I said, "I'm your manA bronc never lived that I couldn't fan" | |
| He said, "Get your saddle, I'll give you a chance" | |
| In his buckboard we hops and he drives to the ranch | |
| I stayed until mornin' and right after chuck | |
| I stepped out to see if this outlaw can buck | |
| Down in the horse corral, standin' alone | |
| Is an old | |
| Caballo, a | |
| Strawberry | |
| RoanHis legs are all spavined, he's got pigeon toes | |
| Little pig eyes and a big | |
| Roman nose | |
| Little pin ears that touch at the tip | |
| A big 44 brand was on his left hip | |
| U-necked and old with a long, lower jaw | |
| I could see with one eye, he's a regular outlaw | |
| I gets the blinds on 'im and it sure is a fright | |
| Next comes the saddle and | |
| I screws it down tight | |
| Then I steps on 'im and | |
| I raises the blinds | |
| Get out the way boys, he's gonna unwind | |
| He sure is a frog-walker, he heaves a big sigh | |
| He only lacks wings for to be on the fly | |
| He turns his old belly right up to the sun | |
| He sure is a sun-fishin', son-of-a-gun | |
| He's about the worst bucker | |
| I've seen on the range | |
| He'll turn on a | |
| Nickel and give you some change | |
| He hits on all fours and goes up on high | |
| Leaves me a spinnin' up there in the sky | |
| I turns over twice and | |
| I comes back to earth | |
| I lights in the cussin' the day of his birth | |
| I know there are ponies that | |
| I cannot ride | |
| There's some of them left, they haven't all died | |
| I'll bet all my money | |
| The man ain't alive | |
| That'll stay with | |
| Old Strawberry | |
| When he makes his high dive |
| zuo ci : Traditional | |
| I was hangin' around town, just spendin' my time | |
| Out of a job, not earnin' a dime | |
| A feller steps up and he said, " I supposeYou' re a bronc fighter from the looks of your clothes"" You figures me right, I' m a good one", | |
| I claim" Do you happen to have any bad ones to tame?" | |
| Said, " He' s got one, a bad one to buckFor throwin' good riders, he' s had lots of luck" | |
| I gets all het up and | |
| I ask what he pays | |
| To ride this old nag for a couple of days | |
| He offered me ten, | |
| I said, " I' m your manA bronc never lived that I couldn' t fan" | |
| He said, " Get your saddle, I' ll give you a chance" | |
| In his buckboard we hops and he drives to the ranch | |
| I stayed until mornin' and right after chuck | |
| I stepped out to see if this outlaw can buck | |
| Down in the horse corral, standin' alone | |
| Is an old | |
| Caballo, a | |
| Strawberry | |
| RoanHis legs are all spavined, he' s got pigeon toes | |
| Little pig eyes and a big | |
| Roman nose | |
| Little pin ears that touch at the tip | |
| A big 44 brand was on his left hip | |
| Unecked and old with a long, lower jaw | |
| I could see with one eye, he' s a regular outlaw | |
| I gets the blinds on ' im and it sure is a fright | |
| Next comes the saddle and | |
| I screws it down tight | |
| Then I steps on ' im and | |
| I raises the blinds | |
| Get out the way boys, he' s gonna unwind | |
| He sure is a frogwalker, he heaves a big sigh | |
| He only lacks wings for to be on the fly | |
| He turns his old belly right up to the sun | |
| He sure is a sunfishin', sonofagun | |
| He' s about the worst bucker | |
| I' ve seen on the range | |
| He' ll turn on a | |
| Nickel and give you some change | |
| He hits on all fours and goes up on high | |
| Leaves me a spinnin' up there in the sky | |
| I turns over twice and | |
| I comes back to earth | |
| I lights in the cussin' the day of his birth | |
| I know there are ponies that | |
| I cannot ride | |
| There' s some of them left, they haven' t all died | |
| I' ll bet all my money | |
| The man ain' t alive | |
| That' ll stay with | |
| Old Strawberry | |
| When he makes his high dive |
| zuò cí : Traditional | |
| I was hangin' around town, just spendin' my time | |
| Out of a job, not earnin' a dime | |
| A feller steps up and he said, " I supposeYou' re a bronc fighter from the looks of your clothes"" You figures me right, I' m a good one", | |
| I claim" Do you happen to have any bad ones to tame?" | |
| Said, " He' s got one, a bad one to buckFor throwin' good riders, he' s had lots of luck" | |
| I gets all het up and | |
| I ask what he pays | |
| To ride this old nag for a couple of days | |
| He offered me ten, | |
| I said, " I' m your manA bronc never lived that I couldn' t fan" | |
| He said, " Get your saddle, I' ll give you a chance" | |
| In his buckboard we hops and he drives to the ranch | |
| I stayed until mornin' and right after chuck | |
| I stepped out to see if this outlaw can buck | |
| Down in the horse corral, standin' alone | |
| Is an old | |
| Caballo, a | |
| Strawberry | |
| RoanHis legs are all spavined, he' s got pigeon toes | |
| Little pig eyes and a big | |
| Roman nose | |
| Little pin ears that touch at the tip | |
| A big 44 brand was on his left hip | |
| Unecked and old with a long, lower jaw | |
| I could see with one eye, he' s a regular outlaw | |
| I gets the blinds on ' im and it sure is a fright | |
| Next comes the saddle and | |
| I screws it down tight | |
| Then I steps on ' im and | |
| I raises the blinds | |
| Get out the way boys, he' s gonna unwind | |
| He sure is a frogwalker, he heaves a big sigh | |
| He only lacks wings for to be on the fly | |
| He turns his old belly right up to the sun | |
| He sure is a sunfishin', sonofagun | |
| He' s about the worst bucker | |
| I' ve seen on the range | |
| He' ll turn on a | |
| Nickel and give you some change | |
| He hits on all fours and goes up on high | |
| Leaves me a spinnin' up there in the sky | |
| I turns over twice and | |
| I comes back to earth | |
| I lights in the cussin' the day of his birth | |
| I know there are ponies that | |
| I cannot ride | |
| There' s some of them left, they haven' t all died | |
| I' ll bet all my money | |
| The man ain' t alive | |
| That' ll stay with | |
| Old Strawberry | |
| When he makes his high dive |