《Lynnville Train》歌词

[00:00:03] Lynnville Train - Robert Earl Keen

[00:00:17] The lonesome oak tree held its fire into November

[00:00:24] He watched the last brown leaf

[00:00:27] Hit the ground and blow a way

[00:00:33] An evening gunshot lets him know the hunt is over

[00:00:41] A familiar cold moves in

[00:00:44] Some where between snow and rain

[00:00:50] Just last spring you know his heart was burning

[00:00:58] Before his Lynnville love hit the road to chase her dream

[00:01:07] Now he thinks of her each night and in the morning

[00:01:14] He laces his coffee cup with whiskey instead of cream

[00:01:21] (Chorus)

[00:01:23] Her story is she's changed her mind

[00:01:27] She just can't help herself

[00:01:30] She wrote please don't meet me at the Lynnville train

[00:01:34] Cause I'm coming in with someone else

[00:01:40] He's a quiet man the neighbors say

[00:01:43] But his pain won't go a way

[00:01:47] So for better or worse he's going down

[00:01:51] To meet the Lynnville train

[00:02:04] He blew a tire on the road to the station

[00:02:11] He jacked it up and thought out loud

[00:02:15] "She never should have let me down "

[00:02:20] Just six months ago she vowed she was leaving

[00:02:27] Now she's coming home with a stranger

[00:02:31] To settle down in Lynnville town

[00:02:36] (Chorus)

[00:02:37] Her story is she's changed her mind

[00:02:40] She just can't help herself

[00:02:43] She wrote please don't meet me at the Lynnville train

[00:02:47] I'm coming in with someone else

[00:02:53] He's a quiet man the neighbors say

[00:02:56] But his pain won't go a way

[00:03:00] So for better or worse he's going down

[00:03:04] To meet the Lynnville train

[00:03:35] Steel wheels scream the whistle blows

[00:03:38] His heart is breaking

[00:03:42] She steps onto the platform her new love by her side

[00:03:52] He reaches in his coat his had is shaking

[00:03:59] The time has finally come this really is goodbye

[00:04:08] His story is he's changed his mind

[00:04:11] He just can't help himself

[00:04:15] So he's getting on board the Lynnville train

[00:04:19] And moving on to someplace else

[00:04:24] As the train pulls out he watches them both

[00:04:28] Standing in the pouring rain

[00:04:32] He's headed for a new life down the line

[00:04:36] On the Lynnville Train

[00:04:39] He's better was

[00:04:41] He's living town on the Lynnville train