White Man Singin' The Blues-Merle Haggard

[ti:White Man Singin' The Blues] [ar:Merle Haggard] [al:Chicago Wind] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]White Man Singin' The Blues - Merle Haggard (梅尔·哈格德) [00:08.50]The old man paid no mind to color [00:11.50] [00:12.60]'Cause he knew that I'd been down and out [00:15.56] [00:16.79]Old Joe said that I was a soul brother [00:21.19]From the things I'd been singin' about [00:24.12] [00:25.42]Well he liked how I played my old guitar [00:28.91] [00:29.71]So he sit down beside me to sing [00:32.95] [00:33.96]Together we hummed out an old timey blues [00:38.61]Hmm do dee dang [00:41.33] [00:42.52]From the same side of the railroad tracks [00:46.94]Where people have nothin' to lose [00:50.01] [00:51.04]I'm the son of a gambler who's luck never came [00:55.54]A white man singin' the blues [00:58.80] [01:16.99]Well we both done a heap of hard livin [01:20.54] [01:21.09]And hard to describe in a song [01:24.62] [01:25.39]But the blues was one thing we both understood [01:28.59] [01:29.88]And the old man hummed right along [01:33.07] [01:33.92]From the same side of the railroad tracks [01:38.30]Where people have nothin' to lose [01:41.77] [01:42.56]I'm the son of a gambler who's luck never came [01:47.03]A white man singin' the blues [01:50.25] [01:51.13]From the same side of the railroad tracks [01:55.59]Where people have nothin' to lose [01:58.76] [01:59.66]I'm the son of a gambler who's luck never came [02:03.98]And a white man singin' the blues [02:07.66] [02:42.57]Now the old man paid no mind to color [02:45.71] [02:46.96]'Cause he knew that I'd been down and out [02:50.08] [02:51.16]Old Joe said that I was soul brother [02:55.64]From the things I'd been singin' about