Mama Tried - Merle Haggard And The Strangers.lrc

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[00:00.00] 作词 : Haggard
[00:12.81]The first thing
[00:13.36]I remember knowing was a lonesome whistle blowing
[00:17.60]And a young gun's dream of growing up to ride
[00:22.57]On a freight train leaving town, not knowing where
[00:26.94]I'm boundNo one could change my mind but
[00:29.54]Mama tried
[00:32.22]One and only rebel child from the family, meek and mild
[00:36.97]My mama seemed to know what lay in store
[00:42.20]Despite all my
[00:43.30]Sunday learning towards the bad,
[00:45.38]I kept on turning'
[00:47.00]Til mama couldn't hold me anymore
[00:51.87]And I turned twenty-one in prison doing life without parole
[00:57.05]No one could steer me right but mama tried, mama tried
[01:02.21]Mama tried to raise me better but her pleading,
[01:05.35]I deniedThat leaves only me to blame 'cause mama tried
[01:21.39]Dear old daddy, rest his soul, left my
[01:23.98]Mom a heavy load
[01:25.92]She tried so very hard to fill his shoes
[01:31.17]Working hours without rest, wanted me to have the best
[01:35.64]She tried to raise me right but
[01:38.96]I refusedAnd
[01:41.00]I turned twenty-one in prison doing life without parole
[01:45.75]No one could steer me right but mama tried, mama tried
[01:48.39]Mama tried to raise me better but her pleading,
[01:50.86]I deniedThat leaves only me to blame 'cause mama tried

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作词 : Haggard
The first thing
I remember knowing was a lonesome whistle blowing
And a young gun's dream of growing up to ride
On a freight train leaving town, not knowing where
I'm boundNo one could change my mind but
Mama tried
One and only rebel child from the family, meek and mild
My mama seemed to know what lay in store
Despite all my
Sunday learning towards the bad,
I kept on turning'
Til mama couldn't hold me anymore
And I turned twenty-one in prison doing life without parole
No one could steer me right but mama tried, mama tried
Mama tried to raise me better but her pleading,
I deniedThat leaves only me to blame 'cause mama tried
Dear old daddy, rest his soul, left my
Mom a heavy load
She tried so very hard to fill his shoes
Working hours without rest, wanted me to have the best
She tried to raise me right but
I refusedAnd
I turned twenty-one in prison doing life without parole
No one could steer me right but mama tried, mama tried
Mama tried to raise me better but her pleading,
I deniedThat leaves only me to blame 'cause mama tried