| Song | Johnny Connors |
| Artist | Christy Moore |
| Album | Christy Moore - The Box Set 1964-2004 |
| 作词 : Christy Moore/Wally Page | |
| 作曲 : Christy Moore/Wally Page | |
| My name is Johnny Connors I am a traveling man | |
| My people have been traveling since time it first began | |
| With my horse and covered wagon and my family by my side | |
| Grazing the long acre, I traveled far and wide | |
| I met Bridie Maughan my sweet wife on a fair day in Rathkeale | |
| She was the finest traveling girl that ever wore a shawl | |
| We worked the tin around Galway on up to Ballinasloe | |
| For a traveler with a horse to sell it was the place to go | |
| We sold the old linoleum, swapped carpets for old pine | |
| But as the years passed on, the traveling life got harder all the time | |
| Where have all the halting places gone all them friendly doors | |
| Where we'd haul spring water from the well and sell paper flowers | |
| Now it's guards and jailers and JCB's to roll big boulders in | |
| Temporary dwellings are prohibited | |
| Innocent little traveling children lost out on them streets | |
| Sons and Daughters on the wine and lying round me feet | |
| As they try to dull the hurt and pain the rejection that's imposed | |
| Travelers are not wanted here but there's no place left to go | |
| My name is Johnny Connors I am a traveling man | |
| I've taken everything that's been thrown at me | |
| Now it's time to make a stand |
| zuò cí : Christy Moore Wally Page | |
| zuò qǔ : Christy Moore Wally Page | |
| My name is Johnny Connors I am a traveling man | |
| My people have been traveling since time it first began | |
| With my horse and covered wagon and my family by my side | |
| Grazing the long acre, I traveled far and wide | |
| I met Bridie Maughan my sweet wife on a fair day in Rathkeale | |
| She was the finest traveling girl that ever wore a shawl | |
| We worked the tin around Galway on up to Ballinasloe | |
| For a traveler with a horse to sell it was the place to go | |
| We sold the old linoleum, swapped carpets for old pine | |
| But as the years passed on, the traveling life got harder all the time | |
| Where have all the halting places gone all them friendly doors | |
| Where we' d haul spring water from the well and sell paper flowers | |
| Now it' s guards and jailers and JCB' s to roll big boulders in | |
| Temporary dwellings are prohibited | |
| Innocent little traveling children lost out on them streets | |
| Sons and Daughters on the wine and lying round me feet | |
| As they try to dull the hurt and pain the rejection that' s imposed | |
| Travelers are not wanted here but there' s no place left to go | |
| My name is Johnny Connors I am a traveling man | |
| I' ve taken everything that' s been thrown at me | |
| Now it' s time to make a stand |