recall a bigger brighter world A world of books And silent times in thought And then the railroad The railroad takes him home Through fields of cattle Through fields of cane
recall a bigger brighter world A world of books And silent times in thought And then the railroad The railroad takes me home Through fields of cattle Through fields of cane
Translation: The Go-Betweens. Cattle And Cane.
recall a bigger brighter world a world of books and silent times in thought and then the railroad the railroad takes him home through fields of cattle through fields of cane
I recall a bigger brighter world A world of books And silent times in thought And then the railroad The railroad takes me home Through fields of cattle Through fields of cane
Seventy years of texas Who's doing all he can Not to give in to the city And he always takes the rent late So long as i run his cattle And he picks me
again To a season spent in Moretan Bay with Queensland Whaling Men. Yo-ho you Queensland Whalers, you've cut the sugar cane You've driven herds of cattle
the diseased, that's dis-eased I got a bitch named trigger, my main-squeeze will make your brain freeze Dirty D is dope like cane [Eye-Kyu:] Remained
on playin' hide and seek with that hot august sun Sweatin' and a pantin' cause his work is never done Oh no, with those cows and a red top cane This
a curse But darling, it could be A great deal worse. Thus ends the verse. Ruprecht's all about Sun and soda-pop, Paws on puppy-dogs, candy-canes,
of Texas Who's doing all he can and not to give in to the city And he always takes the rent late, so long as I run his cattle And he picks me up at dinnertime
seek with that hot August sun He's sweatin' and a pantin' 'cause his work is never done Oh no, he got them cows and that red top cane This old porch
years of Texas Who's doing all he can Not to give in to the city And he always takes the rent late So long as I run his cattle And he picks me up at dinnertime