Midnight Special-Lead Belly

[ti:Midnight Special] [ar:Leadbelly] [al:Leadbelly Vol.1 1939-1940] [offset:0] [00:00.29]Midnight Special - Lead Belly (利德·贝利) [00:08.96]Yonder comes Miss Rosie [00:09.71] [00:12.40]How in the world do you know? [00:13.72] [00:15.91]Well, I know her by the apron and the dress she wore. [00:21.52]Umbrella on her shoulder, [00:23.35] [00:24.73]Piece of paper in her hand, [00:27.22] [00:28.41]Well, I'm callin' that Captain, [00:30.47] [00:31.53]"Turn a-loose my man." [00:32.87] [00:33.56]Let the Midnight Special shine her light on me. [00:38.30] [00:39.99]Oh let the Midnight Special shine her ever-lovin' light on me. [00:46.04]When you gets up in the morning, when that big bell ring. [00:50.72] [00:52.53]You go marching to the table [00:54.96] [00:55.65]You meet the same old thing. [00:57.65]Knife and fork are on the table, ain't nothing in my pan. [01:02.07] [01:03.82]And if you say a thing about it, [01:06.82]You have a trouble with the man. [01:08.67]Let the Midnight Special shine her light on me. [01:13.13] [01:14.57]Oh let the Midnight Special shine her ever-lovin' light on me [01:19.75] [01:20.56]When you gets up in the morning, when that big bell ring. [01:24.69] [01:26.19]You go marching to the table, you meet the same old thing [01:31.74]Let the Midnight Special shine her light on me. [01:36.05] [01:37.67]Oh let the Midnight Special shine her ever-lovin' light on me. [01:42.97] [01:44.41]If you ever go to Houston, boy, you better walk right, [01:48.94] [01:50.44]And you better not squabble and you better not fight. [01:55.37]Benson Crocker will arrest you, [01:58.30]Jimmy Boone will take you down. [01:59.79] [02:01.47]You can bet your bottom dollar that you're Sugarland bound. [02:06.34]Let the Midnight Special shine her light on me. [02:10.77] [02:12.20]Oh let the Midnight Special shine her ever-lovin' light on me. [02:18.07]Well, jumping Little Judy, [02:18.97] [02:20.93]She was a mighty fine girl. [02:22.77] [02:24.27]She brought jumping to this whole round world. [02:28.76]Well, she brought it in the morning just a while before day. [02:35.01]Well, she brought me the news that my wife was dead. [02:39.43]That started me to grieving, whooping, [02:42.93]Hollering, and crying. [02:43.91] [02:45.60]And I began to worry about my very long time. [02:49.90]Let the Midnight Special shine her light on me. [02:55.64]Oh let the Midnight Special shine her ever-lovin' light on me.