[ti:Billy Gray (Album Version)] [ar:Michael Martin Murphey] [al:Cowboy Songs III] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Billy Gray - Michael Martin Murphey (迈可-马丁-墨菲) [00:12.34]Billy Gray rode into Gantry back in '83 [00:18.75]There he did meet young Sarah McRae [00:26.24]The wild rose of morning that pale flower of dawning [00:33.09]Herald of springtime in his young life that day [00:39.99]Sarah she could not see the daylight of reality [00:47.09]In her young eyes Billy bore not a flaw [00:54.21]Knowing not her chosen one onece was a hired gun [01:00.72]Wanted in Kansas City by the law [01:07.57]But true love knows no season no rhyme nor no reason [01:14.08]Justice is cold as the Granger County clay [01:21.75]Then one day a tall man came riding 'cross the Badlands [01:28.28]Lying to the north of New Mexico [01:35.56]He was overheard to say he was looking for Bill Gray [01:42.08]Perilous man and a dangerous outlaw [01:49.01]Well the deadly news came creeping to Billy fast sleeping [01:55.89]There in the love of the Clarendon Bar and Hotel [02:02.84]He fled toward the old church there on the outskirts [02:09.68]Thinking he'd climb to that old steeple bell [02:16.65]But a rifle ball came flying face down he lay dying [02:23.40]There in the dust of the road where he fell [02:30.71]Sarah she ran to him just cursing the lawman [02:36.99]Other no the reason accepted he was killed [02:44.15]But true love knows no season no rhyme nor no reason [02:50.66]Justice is cold as the Granger County clay [02:58.24]Sarah as it lives in that same old white frame house [03:04.48]Where she first met Billy forty years ago [03:11.64]But the wild rose of morning he's faded with the dawning [03:18.46]With each day of sorrow the long years have sown [03:25.56]And written on a stone where the dusty winds have long blown [03:32.47]Eighteen words to a passing world say [03:38.87]True love haves no season no rhyme nor no reason [03:45.79]Justice is cold as the Granger County clay