| Song | Bob Fudge |
| Artist | Ian Tyson |
| Album | Live at Longview |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Tyson |
| [00:01.000] | 作曲 : Unknown |
| [00:07.61] | My name is Bob Fudge |
| [00:12.05] | I was born in Texas |
| [00:16.48] | Lampasas county back buring the war |
| [00:24.96] | Smallpox and Comanches took most of my family |
| [00:33.63] | Left my poor mother and brothers and me |
| [00:42.40] | So I headed north for to ride for the Blockers |
| [00:50.87] | They were contractin' herds for the Montana Range |
| [00:59.60] | In the spring of the year '82 |
| [01:04.56] | We left ol' Lampasas |
| [01:08.39] | With 2,000 steers for the Little Big Horn. |
| [01:17.34] | Crossing our trails were many great rivers |
| [01:26.36] | All to be crossed not a bridge could we find |
| [01:35.17] | In the cold roilin' waters and the wild plunging cattle |
| [01:43.55] | There was many a young man took leave of his life |
| [01:49.71] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [01:54.10] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [01:58.55] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [02:02.02] | Da da da da da |
| [02:10.61] | Well we crossed at Doan's store into the Indian Nations |
| [02:19.38] | Saw the blood on the rocks where those cowboys had died |
| [02:27.94] | And on ta' Fort Dodge on the Arkansas River |
| [02:36.56] | Where gamblers an whores came to welcome us there |
| [02:45.39] | The great snow cap peaks where on our left side now |
| [02:54.36] | For many a mile in a great silent land |
| [03:02.74] | Ah' when I first saw Montana I knew I would love her |
| [03:11.36] | I'd ride her great ranges for the rest of my days |
| [03:17.58] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:21.82] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:26.26] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:29.79] | Da da da da da |
| [03:38.21] | Well she's all cut-and-dry now |
| [03:42.58] | The trails are all gone |
| [03:46.71] | I been to Yellowstone Park in an automobile |
| [03:55.57] | But I can still see um' swimmin' |
| [03:59.95] | Boys I can still hear um' runnin' |
| [04:04.04] | Yes I came off of the trail when cowboys was king |
| [04:13.11] | My name is Bob Fudge |
| [04:17.24] | I died in Montana |
| [04:19.46] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:23.64] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:27.87] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:31.40] | Da da da da da |
| [04:40.32] | Da da da da da |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Tyson |
| [00:01.000] | zuo qu : Unknown |
| [00:07.61] | My name is Bob Fudge |
| [00:12.05] | I was born in Texas |
| [00:16.48] | Lampasas county back buring the war |
| [00:24.96] | Smallpox and Comanches took most of my family |
| [00:33.63] | Left my poor mother and brothers and me |
| [00:42.40] | So I headed north for to ride for the Blockers |
| [00:50.87] | They were contractin' herds for the Montana Range |
| [00:59.60] | In the spring of the year ' 82 |
| [01:04.56] | We left ol' Lampasas |
| [01:08.39] | With 2, 000 steers for the Little Big Horn. |
| [01:17.34] | Crossing our trails were many great rivers |
| [01:26.36] | All to be crossed not a bridge could we find |
| [01:35.17] | In the cold roilin' waters and the wild plunging cattle |
| [01:43.55] | There was many a young man took leave of his life |
| [01:49.71] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [01:54.10] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [01:58.55] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [02:02.02] | Da da da da da |
| [02:10.61] | Well we crossed at Doan' s store into the Indian Nations |
| [02:19.38] | Saw the blood on the rocks where those cowboys had died |
| [02:27.94] | And on ta' Fort Dodge on the Arkansas River |
| [02:36.56] | Where gamblers an whores came to welcome us there |
| [02:45.39] | The great snow cap peaks where on our left side now |
| [02:54.36] | For many a mile in a great silent land |
| [03:02.74] | Ah' when I first saw Montana I knew I would love her |
| [03:11.36] | I' d ride her great ranges for the rest of my days |
| [03:17.58] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:21.82] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:26.26] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:29.79] | Da da da da da |
| [03:38.21] | Well she' s all cutanddry now |
| [03:42.58] | The trails are all gone |
| [03:46.71] | I been to Yellowstone Park in an automobile |
| [03:55.57] | But I can still see um' swimmin' |
| [03:59.95] | Boys I can still hear um' runnin' |
| [04:04.04] | Yes I came off of the trail when cowboys was king |
| [04:13.11] | My name is Bob Fudge |
| [04:17.24] | I died in Montana |
| [04:19.46] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:23.64] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:27.87] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:31.40] | Da da da da da |
| [04:40.32] | Da da da da da |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Tyson |
| [00:01.000] | zuò qǔ : Unknown |
| [00:07.61] | My name is Bob Fudge |
| [00:12.05] | I was born in Texas |
| [00:16.48] | Lampasas county back buring the war |
| [00:24.96] | Smallpox and Comanches took most of my family |
| [00:33.63] | Left my poor mother and brothers and me |
| [00:42.40] | So I headed north for to ride for the Blockers |
| [00:50.87] | They were contractin' herds for the Montana Range |
| [00:59.60] | In the spring of the year ' 82 |
| [01:04.56] | We left ol' Lampasas |
| [01:08.39] | With 2, 000 steers for the Little Big Horn. |
| [01:17.34] | Crossing our trails were many great rivers |
| [01:26.36] | All to be crossed not a bridge could we find |
| [01:35.17] | In the cold roilin' waters and the wild plunging cattle |
| [01:43.55] | There was many a young man took leave of his life |
| [01:49.71] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [01:54.10] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [01:58.55] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [02:02.02] | Da da da da da |
| [02:10.61] | Well we crossed at Doan' s store into the Indian Nations |
| [02:19.38] | Saw the blood on the rocks where those cowboys had died |
| [02:27.94] | And on ta' Fort Dodge on the Arkansas River |
| [02:36.56] | Where gamblers an whores came to welcome us there |
| [02:45.39] | The great snow cap peaks where on our left side now |
| [02:54.36] | For many a mile in a great silent land |
| [03:02.74] | Ah' when I first saw Montana I knew I would love her |
| [03:11.36] | I' d ride her great ranges for the rest of my days |
| [03:17.58] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:21.82] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:26.26] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [03:29.79] | Da da da da da |
| [03:38.21] | Well she' s all cutanddry now |
| [03:42.58] | The trails are all gone |
| [03:46.71] | I been to Yellowstone Park in an automobile |
| [03:55.57] | But I can still see um' swimmin' |
| [03:59.95] | Boys I can still hear um' runnin' |
| [04:04.04] | Yes I came off of the trail when cowboys was king |
| [04:13.11] | My name is Bob Fudge |
| [04:17.24] | I died in Montana |
| [04:19.46] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:23.64] | Ooh ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:27.87] | Ooh ooh ooh |
| [04:31.40] | Da da da da da |
| [04:40.32] | Da da da da da |