Old Doc Brown-Johnny Cash

[ti:Old Doc Brown] [ar:Johnny Cash] [al:Slow Rider] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Old Doc Brown - Johnny Cash (约翰尼·卡什) [00:15.58] [01:17.62] [01:20.13]He was just an old country doctor [01:21.93]In a little country town [01:23.20] [01:24.23]Fame and fortune had passed him by [01:26.09] [01:26.97]Though we never saw him frown [01:28.37] [01:29.71]As day by day in his kindly way [01:31.78]He'd serve us one and all [01:33.48] [01:34.12]Many a patient forgot to pay [01:35.53] [01:36.57]Although Doc's fees were small [01:37.81] [01:39.45]Though he needed his dimes and there were [01:41.75]Times that he'd receive a fee [01:43.54] [01:44.31]He'd pass it onto some poor soul [01:46.17]That needed it worse than he [01:47.26] [01:49.44]He had to sell his furniture [01:50.91]Couldn't pay his office rent [01:51.83] [01:53.33]So to a dusty room over a livery stable [01:55.53] [01:56.33]Doc Brown and his satchel went [01:58.08] [01:59.50]And on the hitchin' post at the kerb below [02:01.69] [02:02.29]To advertise his wares [02:03.60] [02:04.68]He nailed a little sign that read [02:06.30] [02:07.39]"Doc Brown has moved upstairs" [02:09.07] [02:10.69]And one day he didn't answer [02:11.76]When they knocked upon his door [02:13.57] [02:14.27]Old Doc Brown was layin' down [02:16.21] [02:17.13]But his soul was no more [02:18.81] [02:19.74]They found him there in that old black suit [02:21.49] [02:22.31]On his face was a smile of content [02:24.27] [02:25.15]But all the money they could find on him [02:27.39]Was a quarter and a copper cent [02:28.92] [02:30.26]So they opened up his ledger [02:31.54] [02:32.12]And what they saw gave their hearts a pull [02:34.82] [02:35.98]Beside each debtor's name old Doc [02:38.52]Had write these words "Paid in full" [02:41.92] [02:43.70]Old Doc should had [02:44.64]A funeral fine enough for a king [02:46.36] [02:47.29]It's a ghastly joke our town was broke [02:49.48] [02:50.19]And no one could give a thing [02:51.50] [02:52.60]'Cept Jones an undertaker [02:53.79] [02:54.43]He did mighty well [02:55.26] [02:55.93]Donated an old iron casket [02:57.25]He had never been able to sell [02:58.84] [02:59.74]And the funeral procession [03:00.77] [03:01.37]It wasn't much for grace and pomp and the style [03:04.28] [03:05.59]But those wagon loads of mourners [03:07.41] [03:08.25]They stretched out for more than a mile [03:09.83] [03:11.60]We wanted to give him a monument [03:12.63]We kinda figured we owed him one [03:14.19] [03:15.25]'Cause he made our town a better place [03:16.86] [03:17.70]For all the good he'd done [03:18.81] [03:20.39]We pulled up that old hitchin' post [03:22.07] [03:22.77]Where Doc had nailed a sign [03:24.47] [03:25.49]We'd painted it white and to all of us [03:28.16]It certainly did look fine [03:29.77] [03:31.11]Now the rains and the snows [03:33.17]Have washed away our white trimmin's of paint [03:35.75] [03:36.70]There ain't nothin' left but Doc's own sign [03:38.72] [03:39.80]And that's gettin' pretty faint [03:41.17] [03:42.25]But you can still see that old hitchin' post [03:44.50] [03:45.62]As if in answer to our prayers [03:47.27] [03:48.36]Mutually tellin' the whole wide world [03:50.63] [03:51.89]Doc Brown has moved upstairs