I've been away so long
Fought a war that's come and gone
Doesn't anybody know my name
My sister's up and wed
My Momma's took to bed
Now my old dog Red's gone lame
Please tell me if you can
What time do the trains roll in
Two-ten, six-eighteen
Ten-forty-four
The hedge is turnin' brown
The house is fallin' down
Doesn't anybody know my name
The girl I left behind
She's run off to Caroline
I don't have to read a sign
To know things ain't the same
Please tell me if you can
What time do the trains roll in
Two-ten, six-eighteen
Ten-forty-four
You can't go far away
On just a soldier's pay
Doesn't anybody know my name
Used to be when I could see
Everybody wanted me
Now nobody comes to see
The blind man catch the train
Please tell me if you can
What time do the trains roll in
Two-ten, six-eighteen
Ten-forty-four
Fought a war that's come and gone
Doesn't anybody know my name
My sister's up and wed
My Momma's took to bed
Now my old dog Red's gone lame
Please tell me if you can
What time do the trains roll in
Two-ten, six-eighteen
Ten-forty-four
The hedge is turnin' brown
The house is fallin' down
Doesn't anybody know my name
The girl I left behind
She's run off to Caroline
I don't have to read a sign
To know things ain't the same
Please tell me if you can
What time do the trains roll in
Two-ten, six-eighteen
Ten-forty-four
You can't go far away
On just a soldier's pay
Doesn't anybody know my name
Used to be when I could see
Everybody wanted me
Now nobody comes to see
The blind man catch the train
Please tell me if you can
What time do the trains roll in
Two-ten, six-eighteen
Ten-forty-four
envoyé par Bernart Bartleby - 14/4/2019 - 11:10
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Una canzone scritta da Rod McKuen e nota nella versione di Waylon Jennings del 1966. Interpretata anche da Shawn Phillips nel suo album d'esordio, "I'm a Loner" (1964)