| Song | North Country Blues |
| Artist | Bob Dylan |
| Album | Live at Carnegie Hall 1963 |
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| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Dylan |
| [00:01.00] | Artist:bob dylan |
| [00:01.82] | Songs Title:north country blues |
| [00:03.25] | |
| [00:05.07] | Come gather round friends |
| [00:07.26] | And Ill tell you a tale |
| [00:10.56] | |
| [00:11.31] | Of when the red iron pits ran plenty. |
| [00:13.49] | |
| [00:16.60] | But the cardboard filled windows |
| [00:19.29] | And old men on the benches |
| [00:21.28] | |
| [00:22.54] | Tell you now that the whole town is empty. |
| [00:26.10] | |
| [00:30.85] | In the north end of town, |
| [00:32.73] | My own children are grown |
| [00:35.23] | |
| [00:37.16] | But I was raised on the other. |
| [00:42.51] | |
| [00:43.51] | In the wee hours of youth, |
| [00:46.26] | My mother took sick |
| [00:48.93] | |
| [00:50.85] | And I was brought up by my brother. |
| [00:57.01] | The iron ore poured |
| [00:58.88] | As the years passed the door, |
| [01:03.83] | The drag lines an the shovels they was a-humming. |
| [01:07.21] | |
| [01:08.33] | til one day my brother |
| [01:11.90] | Failed to come home |
| [01:15.29] | The same as my father before him. |
| [01:19.41] | |
| [01:22.60] | Well a long winters wait, |
| [01:25.26] | From the window I watched. |
| [01:27.94] | |
| [01:29.95] | My friends they couldnt have been kinder. |
| [01:34.99] | And my schooling was cut |
| [01:36.56] | As I quit in the spring |
| [01:40.06] | |
| [01:41.62] | To marry john thomas, a miner. |
| [01:44.37] | |
| [01:48.79] | Oh the years passed again |
| [01:50.48] | And the givin was good, |
| [01:52.23] | |
| [01:55.31] | With the lunch bucket filled every season. |
| [02:01.22] | What with three babies born, |
| [02:03.40] | The work was cut down |
| [02:06.48] | |
| [02:07.72] | To a half a days shift with no reason. |
| [02:10.44] | |
| [02:15.09] | Then the shaft was soon shut |
| [02:17.27] | And more work was cut, |
| [02:21.67] | And the fire in the air, it felt frozen. |
| [02:27.26] | |
| [02:27.76] | til a man come to speak |
| [02:30.13] | And he said in one week |
| [02:31.74] | |
| [02:34.63] | That number eleven was closin. |
| [02:36.56] | |
| [02:42.74] | They complained in the east, |
| [02:44.68] | |
| [02:45.31] | They are paying too high. |
| [02:46.43] | |
| [02:49.63] | They say that your ore aint worth digging. |
| [02:51.88] | |
| [02:55.88] | That its much cheaper down |
| [02:58.24] | In the south american towns |
| [03:00.52] | |
| [03:02.84] | Where the miners work almost for nothing. |
| [03:04.71] | |
| [03:11.47] | So the mining gates locked |
| [03:13.52] | And the red iron rotted |
| [03:14.71] | |
| [03:17.78] | And the room smelled heavy from drinking. |
| [03:21.21] | |
| [03:24.09] | Where the sad, silent song |
| [03:25.71] | |
| [03:26.28] | Made the hour twice as long |
| [03:27.71] | |
| [03:31.09] | As I waited for the sun to go sinking. |
| [03:33.02] | |
| [03:37.53] | I lived by the window |
| [03:39.34] | As he talked to himself, |
| [03:40.34] | |
| [03:43.97] | This silence of tongues it was building. |
| [03:45.90] | |
| [03:49.96] | Then one mornings wake, |
| [03:52.27] | The bed it was bare, |
| [03:53.27] | |
| [03:57.49] | And is left alone with three children. |
| [03:59.06] | |
| [04:03.75] | The summer is gone, |
| [04:05.19] | The grounds turning cold, |
| [04:06.25] | |
| [04:09.88] | The stores one by one theyre a-foldin. |
| [04:11.88] | |
| [04:16.13] | My children will go |
| [04:17.63] | |
| [04:18.49] | As soon as they grow. |
| [04:19.63] | |
| [04:23.63] | Well, there aint nothing here now to hold them. |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Dylan |
| [00:01.00] | Artist: bob dylan |
| [00:01.82] | Songs Title: north country blues |
| [00:03.25] | |
| [00:05.07] | Come gather round friends |
| [00:07.26] | And Ill tell you a tale |
| [00:10.56] | |
| [00:11.31] | Of when the red iron pits ran plenty. |
| [00:13.49] | |
| [00:16.60] | But the cardboard filled windows |
| [00:19.29] | And old men on the benches |
| [00:21.28] | |
| [00:22.54] | Tell you now that the whole town is empty. |
| [00:26.10] | |
| [00:30.85] | In the north end of town, |
| [00:32.73] | My own children are grown |
| [00:35.23] | |
| [00:37.16] | But I was raised on the other. |
| [00:42.51] | |
| [00:43.51] | In the wee hours of youth, |
| [00:46.26] | My mother took sick |
| [00:48.93] | |
| [00:50.85] | And I was brought up by my brother. |
| [00:57.01] | The iron ore poured |
| [00:58.88] | As the years passed the door, |
| [01:03.83] | The drag lines an the shovels they was ahumming. |
| [01:07.21] | |
| [01:08.33] | til one day my brother |
| [01:11.90] | Failed to come home |
| [01:15.29] | The same as my father before him. |
| [01:19.41] | |
| [01:22.60] | Well a long winters wait, |
| [01:25.26] | From the window I watched. |
| [01:27.94] | |
| [01:29.95] | My friends they couldnt have been kinder. |
| [01:34.99] | And my schooling was cut |
| [01:36.56] | As I quit in the spring |
| [01:40.06] | |
| [01:41.62] | To marry john thomas, a miner. |
| [01:44.37] | |
| [01:48.79] | Oh the years passed again |
| [01:50.48] | And the givin was good, |
| [01:52.23] | |
| [01:55.31] | With the lunch bucket filled every season. |
| [02:01.22] | What with three babies born, |
| [02:03.40] | The work was cut down |
| [02:06.48] | |
| [02:07.72] | To a half a days shift with no reason. |
| [02:10.44] | |
| [02:15.09] | Then the shaft was soon shut |
| [02:17.27] | And more work was cut, |
| [02:21.67] | And the fire in the air, it felt frozen. |
| [02:27.26] | |
| [02:27.76] | til a man come to speak |
| [02:30.13] | And he said in one week |
| [02:31.74] | |
| [02:34.63] | That number eleven was closin. |
| [02:36.56] | |
| [02:42.74] | They complained in the east, |
| [02:44.68] | |
| [02:45.31] | They are paying too high. |
| [02:46.43] | |
| [02:49.63] | They say that your ore aint worth digging. |
| [02:51.88] | |
| [02:55.88] | That its much cheaper down |
| [02:58.24] | In the south american towns |
| [03:00.52] | |
| [03:02.84] | Where the miners work almost for nothing. |
| [03:04.71] | |
| [03:11.47] | So the mining gates locked |
| [03:13.52] | And the red iron rotted |
| [03:14.71] | |
| [03:17.78] | And the room smelled heavy from drinking. |
| [03:21.21] | |
| [03:24.09] | Where the sad, silent song |
| [03:25.71] | |
| [03:26.28] | Made the hour twice as long |
| [03:27.71] | |
| [03:31.09] | As I waited for the sun to go sinking. |
| [03:33.02] | |
| [03:37.53] | I lived by the window |
| [03:39.34] | As he talked to himself, |
| [03:40.34] | |
| [03:43.97] | This silence of tongues it was building. |
| [03:45.90] | |
| [03:49.96] | Then one mornings wake, |
| [03:52.27] | The bed it was bare, |
| [03:53.27] | |
| [03:57.49] | And is left alone with three children. |
| [03:59.06] | |
| [04:03.75] | The summer is gone, |
| [04:05.19] | The grounds turning cold, |
| [04:06.25] | |
| [04:09.88] | The stores one by one theyre afoldin. |
| [04:11.88] | |
| [04:16.13] | My children will go |
| [04:17.63] | |
| [04:18.49] | As soon as they grow. |
| [04:19.63] | |
| [04:23.63] | Well, there aint nothing here now to hold them. |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Dylan |
| [00:01.00] | Artist: bob dylan |
| [00:01.82] | Songs Title: north country blues |
| [00:03.25] | |
| [00:05.07] | Come gather round friends |
| [00:07.26] | And Ill tell you a tale |
| [00:10.56] | |
| [00:11.31] | Of when the red iron pits ran plenty. |
| [00:13.49] | |
| [00:16.60] | But the cardboard filled windows |
| [00:19.29] | And old men on the benches |
| [00:21.28] | |
| [00:22.54] | Tell you now that the whole town is empty. |
| [00:26.10] | |
| [00:30.85] | In the north end of town, |
| [00:32.73] | My own children are grown |
| [00:35.23] | |
| [00:37.16] | But I was raised on the other. |
| [00:42.51] | |
| [00:43.51] | In the wee hours of youth, |
| [00:46.26] | My mother took sick |
| [00:48.93] | |
| [00:50.85] | And I was brought up by my brother. |
| [00:57.01] | The iron ore poured |
| [00:58.88] | As the years passed the door, |
| [01:03.83] | The drag lines an the shovels they was ahumming. |
| [01:07.21] | |
| [01:08.33] | til one day my brother |
| [01:11.90] | Failed to come home |
| [01:15.29] | The same as my father before him. |
| [01:19.41] | |
| [01:22.60] | Well a long winters wait, |
| [01:25.26] | From the window I watched. |
| [01:27.94] | |
| [01:29.95] | My friends they couldnt have been kinder. |
| [01:34.99] | And my schooling was cut |
| [01:36.56] | As I quit in the spring |
| [01:40.06] | |
| [01:41.62] | To marry john thomas, a miner. |
| [01:44.37] | |
| [01:48.79] | Oh the years passed again |
| [01:50.48] | And the givin was good, |
| [01:52.23] | |
| [01:55.31] | With the lunch bucket filled every season. |
| [02:01.22] | What with three babies born, |
| [02:03.40] | The work was cut down |
| [02:06.48] | |
| [02:07.72] | To a half a days shift with no reason. |
| [02:10.44] | |
| [02:15.09] | Then the shaft was soon shut |
| [02:17.27] | And more work was cut, |
| [02:21.67] | And the fire in the air, it felt frozen. |
| [02:27.26] | |
| [02:27.76] | til a man come to speak |
| [02:30.13] | And he said in one week |
| [02:31.74] | |
| [02:34.63] | That number eleven was closin. |
| [02:36.56] | |
| [02:42.74] | They complained in the east, |
| [02:44.68] | |
| [02:45.31] | They are paying too high. |
| [02:46.43] | |
| [02:49.63] | They say that your ore aint worth digging. |
| [02:51.88] | |
| [02:55.88] | That its much cheaper down |
| [02:58.24] | In the south american towns |
| [03:00.52] | |
| [03:02.84] | Where the miners work almost for nothing. |
| [03:04.71] | |
| [03:11.47] | So the mining gates locked |
| [03:13.52] | And the red iron rotted |
| [03:14.71] | |
| [03:17.78] | And the room smelled heavy from drinking. |
| [03:21.21] | |
| [03:24.09] | Where the sad, silent song |
| [03:25.71] | |
| [03:26.28] | Made the hour twice as long |
| [03:27.71] | |
| [03:31.09] | As I waited for the sun to go sinking. |
| [03:33.02] | |
| [03:37.53] | I lived by the window |
| [03:39.34] | As he talked to himself, |
| [03:40.34] | |
| [03:43.97] | This silence of tongues it was building. |
| [03:45.90] | |
| [03:49.96] | Then one mornings wake, |
| [03:52.27] | The bed it was bare, |
| [03:53.27] | |
| [03:57.49] | And is left alone with three children. |
| [03:59.06] | |
| [04:03.75] | The summer is gone, |
| [04:05.19] | The grounds turning cold, |
| [04:06.25] | |
| [04:09.88] | The stores one by one theyre afoldin. |
| [04:11.88] | |
| [04:16.13] | My children will go |
| [04:17.63] | |
| [04:18.49] | As soon as they grow. |
| [04:19.63] | |
| [04:23.63] | Well, there aint nothing here now to hold them. |