San Francisco Mabel Joy-Waylon Jennings
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[00:00.00]San Francisco Mabel Joy - Waylon Jennings (维隆·杰宁斯)
[00:04.46]His daddy was an honest man a red dirt Georgia farmer
[00:12.84]His mama lived her young life having kids and bailing hay
[00:21.84]He had fifteen years and an ache inside to wander
[00:31.40]Jumped a freight in Waycross and wound up in L A
[00:39.77]The cold nights had no pity on that Waycross Georgia farm boy
[00:48.71]Most days he went hungry then the summer came
[00:57.83]He met a girl known on the Strip as San Francisco's Mabel Joy
[01:06.83]Destitution's child born on an L A street called Shame
[01:15.52]Growing up came quietly in the arms of Mabel Joy
[01:24.02]Laughter found the mornings that brought the meaning to his life
[01:31.96]Night before she left sleep came and found that Waycross country boy
[01:40.96]With dreams of Georgia cotton and a California wife
[01:49.96]Sunday morning found him 'neath the red light at her door
[01:58.02]A right cross sent him reelin' and put him face down on the floor
[02:06.59]In place of Mabel Joy he found a merchant mad marine
[02:15.21]He said"Your Georgia neck is red but Sonny you're still green"
[02:27.68]He turned twenty one in a gray rock Federal prison
[02:35.93]The judge had no mercy on this Waycross Georgia boy
[02:44.44]Starin' at those four gray walls in silence Lord he'd listen
[02:51.93]To the midnight freight he knew could take him back to Mabel Joy
[03:02.11]Sunday morning found him 'neath the red light at her door with a bullet
[03:11.05]In his side he cried"Have you seen Mabel Joy" stunned and shaken
[03:19.99]Someone said"She don't live here no more she left this house
[03:28.80]Four years ago she was lookin' for some Georgia farm boy"
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[00:00.00]San Francisco Mabel Joy - Waylon Jennings (维隆·杰宁斯)
[00:04.46]His daddy was an honest man a red dirt Georgia farmer
[00:12.84]His mama lived her young life having kids and bailing hay
[00:21.84]He had fifteen years and an ache inside to wander
[00:31.40]Jumped a freight in Waycross and wound up in L A
[00:39.77]The cold nights had no pity on that Waycross Georgia farm boy
[00:48.71]Most days he went hungry then the summer came
[00:57.83]He met a girl known on the Strip as San Francisco's Mabel Joy
[01:06.83]Destitution's child born on an L A street called Shame
[01:15.52]Growing up came quietly in the arms of Mabel Joy
[01:24.02]Laughter found the mornings that brought the meaning to his life
[01:31.96]Night before she left sleep came and found that Waycross country boy
[01:40.96]With dreams of Georgia cotton and a California wife
[01:49.96]Sunday morning found him 'neath the red light at her door
[01:58.02]A right cross sent him reelin' and put him face down on the floor
[02:06.59]In place of Mabel Joy he found a merchant mad marine
[02:15.21]He said"Your Georgia neck is red but Sonny you're still green"
[02:27.68]He turned twenty one in a gray rock Federal prison
[02:35.93]The judge had no mercy on this Waycross Georgia boy
[02:44.44]Starin' at those four gray walls in silence Lord he'd listen
[02:51.93]To the midnight freight he knew could take him back to Mabel Joy
[03:02.11]Sunday morning found him 'neath the red light at her door with a bullet
[03:11.05]In his side he cried"Have you seen Mabel Joy" stunned and shaken
[03:19.99]Someone said"She don't live here no more she left this house
[03:28.80]Four years ago she was lookin' for some Georgia farm boy"
