| Song | Crossroads |
| Artist | Gordon Lightfoot |
| Album | United Artists Collection, The |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作曲 : Gordon Lightfoot |
| [00:08.37] | When first i did appear upon this native soil |
| [00:13.50] | All up and down this country at labor i did toil |
| [00:18.39] | I slumbered in the moonlight and i rose with the sun |
| [00:23.43] | I rambled through the canyons where the cold rivers run |
| [00:30.42] | When first i did come down where the land meets the sea |
| [00:35.55] | The people said who are you and what would your name be |
| [00:40.56] | I said i have no home and i am no man's son |
| [00:45.57] | 'twas inland i was born and from inland that i come |
| [00:50.58] | In the good land i was young and i was strong |
| [00:54.33] | No one dared to call me son |
| [00:56.31] | Happy just to see my day's work done |
| [01:01.02] | See my day's work done |
| [01:12.27] | So i swung an axe as a timberjack |
| [01:14.67] | And i worked the quebec mines |
| [01:17.46] | And on the golden prairie i rode the big combines |
| [01:22.44] | I sailed the maritime waters of many a seaport town |
| [01:27.27] | Built the highways and the byways to the western salmon grounds |
| [01:36.51] | I've gazed upon the good times i've seen the bad times too |
| [01:41.49] | Felt many a cold and bitter wind and many a mornin' dew |
| [01:46.56] | I've watched the country growin' like a fair and mighty thing |
| [01:51.60] | And on the still of a summer night i've heard the mountains ring |
| [01:56.40] | In the good land i was young and i was strong |
| [02:00.39] | No one dared to call me son |
| [02:02.43] | Happy just to see my day's work done |
| [02:07.17] | See my day's work done |
| [02:20.76] | But now the seeds are planted and the gates are open wide |
| [02:25.86] | The old ways are forgotten there's no place left to hide |
| [02:30.69] | And the legacy i'm leavin' you is not very hard to find |
| [02:35.76] | You'll see it all around you at this crossroads of time |
| [02:40.77] | In the sweet soil it's a-growin' at the crossroads of time |
| [00:00.00] | zuo qu : Gordon Lightfoot |
| [00:08.37] | When first i did appear upon this native soil |
| [00:13.50] | All up and down this country at labor i did toil |
| [00:18.39] | I slumbered in the moonlight and i rose with the sun |
| [00:23.43] | I rambled through the canyons where the cold rivers run |
| [00:30.42] | When first i did come down where the land meets the sea |
| [00:35.55] | The people said who are you and what would your name be |
| [00:40.56] | I said i have no home and i am no man' s son |
| [00:45.57] | ' twas inland i was born and from inland that i come |
| [00:50.58] | In the good land i was young and i was strong |
| [00:54.33] | No one dared to call me son |
| [00:56.31] | Happy just to see my day' s work done |
| [01:01.02] | See my day' s work done |
| [01:12.27] | So i swung an axe as a timberjack |
| [01:14.67] | And i worked the quebec mines |
| [01:17.46] | And on the golden prairie i rode the big combines |
| [01:22.44] | I sailed the maritime waters of many a seaport town |
| [01:27.27] | Built the highways and the byways to the western salmon grounds |
| [01:36.51] | I' ve gazed upon the good times i' ve seen the bad times too |
| [01:41.49] | Felt many a cold and bitter wind and many a mornin' dew |
| [01:46.56] | I' ve watched the country growin' like a fair and mighty thing |
| [01:51.60] | And on the still of a summer night i' ve heard the mountains ring |
| [01:56.40] | In the good land i was young and i was strong |
| [02:00.39] | No one dared to call me son |
| [02:02.43] | Happy just to see my day' s work done |
| [02:07.17] | See my day' s work done |
| [02:20.76] | But now the seeds are planted and the gates are open wide |
| [02:25.86] | The old ways are forgotten there' s no place left to hide |
| [02:30.69] | And the legacy i' m leavin' you is not very hard to find |
| [02:35.76] | You' ll see it all around you at this crossroads of time |
| [02:40.77] | In the sweet soil it' s agrowin' at the crossroads of time |
| [00:00.00] | zuò qǔ : Gordon Lightfoot |
| [00:08.37] | When first i did appear upon this native soil |
| [00:13.50] | All up and down this country at labor i did toil |
| [00:18.39] | I slumbered in the moonlight and i rose with the sun |
| [00:23.43] | I rambled through the canyons where the cold rivers run |
| [00:30.42] | When first i did come down where the land meets the sea |
| [00:35.55] | The people said who are you and what would your name be |
| [00:40.56] | I said i have no home and i am no man' s son |
| [00:45.57] | ' twas inland i was born and from inland that i come |
| [00:50.58] | In the good land i was young and i was strong |
| [00:54.33] | No one dared to call me son |
| [00:56.31] | Happy just to see my day' s work done |
| [01:01.02] | See my day' s work done |
| [01:12.27] | So i swung an axe as a timberjack |
| [01:14.67] | And i worked the quebec mines |
| [01:17.46] | And on the golden prairie i rode the big combines |
| [01:22.44] | I sailed the maritime waters of many a seaport town |
| [01:27.27] | Built the highways and the byways to the western salmon grounds |
| [01:36.51] | I' ve gazed upon the good times i' ve seen the bad times too |
| [01:41.49] | Felt many a cold and bitter wind and many a mornin' dew |
| [01:46.56] | I' ve watched the country growin' like a fair and mighty thing |
| [01:51.60] | And on the still of a summer night i' ve heard the mountains ring |
| [01:56.40] | In the good land i was young and i was strong |
| [02:00.39] | No one dared to call me son |
| [02:02.43] | Happy just to see my day' s work done |
| [02:07.17] | See my day' s work done |
| [02:20.76] | But now the seeds are planted and the gates are open wide |
| [02:25.86] | The old ways are forgotten there' s no place left to hide |
| [02:30.69] | And the legacy i' m leavin' you is not very hard to find |
| [02:35.76] | You' ll see it all around you at this crossroads of time |
| [02:40.77] | In the sweet soil it' s agrowin' at the crossroads of time |