Three Fishers-Joan Baez

[ti:Three Fishers] [ar:Joan Baez] [al:Rare Encounter] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.78]Three Fishers - Joan Baez (琼·贝兹) [00:04.48] [00:05.00]Written by：Billy Strayhorn/Duke Ellington [00:05.10] [00:14.36]Three fishers went sailing out into the west [00:18.64] [00:19.34]Out into the west as the sun went down [00:22.34] [00:23.50]Each thought on the woman that loves him the best [00:28.89] [00:29.48]And the children stood watching them out of the town [00:36.00]For men must work and women must weep [00:42.14]For there's little to earn and many to keep [00:47.27] [00:47.82]And the harbor bar be moaning [00:57.48] [01:03.65]Three wives sat up in the lighthouse tower [01:08.42]They trimmed the lamps as the sun went down [01:12.35] [01:12.92]And they looked at the squall and they looked at the shower [01:18.95]And the night wrack came rolling in ragged and brown [01:26.13]For men must work and women must weep [01:32.14]'Though storms be sudden and the waters be deep [01:38.15]And the harbor bar be moaning [01:48.72] [01:53.50]Three corpses lay out on the shining sand [01:58.40]In the morning gleam as the tide went down [02:02.98]And the women were weeping and wringing their hands [02:08.46] [02:09.07]For those who would never come back to the town [02:16.06]For men must work and women must weep [02:22.18]And the sooner it's over the sooner to sleep [02:27.97]And good bye to that bar and its moaning