Callaghan's Hotel (1996 Digital Remaster)-Slim Dusty

[ti:Callaghan's Hotel (1996 Digital Remaster)] [ar:Slim Dusty] [al:Pubs, Trucks & Plains] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Callaghan's Hotel (1996 Digital Remaster) - Slim Dusty (西林·得斯提) [00:09.31]There's the same old coaching stable [00:11.67]That's been used by Cobb and Co [00:14.17]And the yard the coaches stood in [00:16.50]More than sixty years ago [00:18.78] [00:20.25]And the public private parlour [00:22.57]Where they serve the passing swell [00:25.00]Was the shoeing forge and smithy [00:27.39]Of the Callaghan's Hotel [00:30.51] [00:32.45]There's the same old walls and [00:34.09]Woodwork that our fathers built to last [00:37.07]And the same old doors and wainscot [00:39.52]And the windows of the past [00:42.36] [00:43.12]And the same old nooks and corners [00:45.49]Where the Jim Jams used to dwell [00:47.94]But the phantoms dance no longer [00:50.33]Up at Callaghan's Hotel [00:53.35] [01:01.37]There are memories of the old days [01:03.57]That were red instead of blue [01:06.06]In the time of Dick the Devil [01:08.39]And those other devils too [01:11.27] [01:11.90]But perhaps they went to heaven [01:14.43]And are angels doing well [01:16.95]They were always open hearted up [01:19.60]At Callaghan's Hotel [01:22.09] [01:24.22]Then the new chum broken hearted [01:26.50]And with boots all broken too [01:29.08]Got another pair of bluchers and [01:31.71]A quid to see him through [01:35.14]And the old chum got a bottle [01:37.42]Who was down and suffering hell [01:39.86]And no tucker bag went empty [01:42.18]Out of Callaghan's Hotel [01:45.36] [01:53.14]And I sit and think in sorrow of [01:55.85]The nights that I have seen [01:57.99]When we fought with chairs and [01:59.74]Bottles for the orange and the green [02:03.31] [02:04.12]For the pride of dear old Ireland [02:06.43]Till they rang the breakfast bell [02:08.97]And the honour of Old England up [02:11.51]At Callaghan's Hotel [02:14.35] [02:14.88]There's the same old coaching stable [02:17.21]That's been used by Cobb and Co [02:19.69]And the yard the coaches stood in [02:22.12]More than sixty years ago [02:24.68] [02:25.80]And the public private parlour where [02:28.38]They serve the passing swell [02:30.51]Was the shoeing forge and smithy [02:33.36]Of the Callaghan's Hotel