| Song | Southbound |
| Artist | Doc Watson |
| Album | Southbound |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Arthel Lane Watson/Merle Watson | |
| 作曲 : Arthel Lane Watson/Merle Watson | |
| I've been here a month or more, stuck in this old city | |
| The people that have to call it home they're the ones I pity | |
| Lord, I'm homesick, and the blues are the only songs I ever seem to pick | |
| I get out and walk the street 'til I get blisters on my feet | |
| I'm southbound | |
| (What do you think about it, son?) | |
| [ guitar] | |
| I'm all right 'til late at night I'm sitting by my window | |
| Counting sheep but I couldn't sleep for listening to that train blow | |
| I begin to pine when I hear that big old engine rolling down the line | |
| I'm going back to spend some time where I can have fun if I ain't got a dime | |
| I'm southbound | |
| [ guitar] | |
| Southbound! She's burnin' the ground and I don't mean maybe! | |
| Sure I'm glad I caught this train cos I'd like to see my baby - | |
| I've been lonesome, I long to see them hills that I come from | |
| Listen to the engine rattle and roar, she's taking me back home once more! I'm southbound | |
| (Ride it on out of here, now!) |
| zuo ci : Arthel Lane Watson Merle Watson | |
| zuo qu : Arthel Lane Watson Merle Watson | |
| I' ve been here a month or more, stuck in this old city | |
| The people that have to call it home they' re the ones I pity | |
| Lord, I' m homesick, and the blues are the only songs I ever seem to pick | |
| I get out and walk the street ' til I get blisters on my feet | |
| I' m southbound | |
| What do you think about it, son? | |
| guitar | |
| I' m all right ' til late at night I' m sitting by my window | |
| Counting sheep but I couldn' t sleep for listening to that train blow | |
| I begin to pine when I hear that big old engine rolling down the line | |
| I' m going back to spend some time where I can have fun if I ain' t got a dime | |
| I' m southbound | |
| guitar | |
| Southbound! She' s burnin' the ground and I don' t mean maybe! | |
| Sure I' m glad I caught this train cos I' d like to see my baby - | |
| I' ve been lonesome, I long to see them hills that I come from | |
| Listen to the engine rattle and roar, she' s taking me back home once more! I' m southbound | |
| Ride it on out of here, now! |
| zuò cí : Arthel Lane Watson Merle Watson | |
| zuò qǔ : Arthel Lane Watson Merle Watson | |
| I' ve been here a month or more, stuck in this old city | |
| The people that have to call it home they' re the ones I pity | |
| Lord, I' m homesick, and the blues are the only songs I ever seem to pick | |
| I get out and walk the street ' til I get blisters on my feet | |
| I' m southbound | |
| What do you think about it, son? | |
| guitar | |
| I' m all right ' til late at night I' m sitting by my window | |
| Counting sheep but I couldn' t sleep for listening to that train blow | |
| I begin to pine when I hear that big old engine rolling down the line | |
| I' m going back to spend some time where I can have fun if I ain' t got a dime | |
| I' m southbound | |
| guitar | |
| Southbound! She' s burnin' the ground and I don' t mean maybe! | |
| Sure I' m glad I caught this train cos I' d like to see my baby - | |
| I' ve been lonesome, I long to see them hills that I come from | |
| Listen to the engine rattle and roar, she' s taking me back home once more! I' m southbound | |
| Ride it on out of here, now! |