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  • 作词 : J. D. Souther/Jackson Browne/Don Henley/Glenn Frey/Jim Ed Norman
    作曲 : J. D. Souther/Jackson Browne/Don Henley/Glenn Frey/Jim Ed Norman
    They were Doolin', Doolin' Dalton
    High or low, it was the same
    Easy money, and faithless women
    Red-eyed whiskey
    For the pain
    Go down the hill Dalton
    It must be God's will
    Two brothers lying there
    In coffee will
    Two voices call to each, to where they
    stood
    Lay down your law books now
    They're no damn good
    Better on moving, Doolin-Dalton
    Kill your shadow, set you free
    If you're fast and if you're lucky
    You will never, see that hanging
    through
    Well, the towns lay across the dusty
    plains
    Like graveyards filled with tombstones
    Waiting for the names
    And a man can use, ever used his
    brains
    With some that just went crazy lord
    Cause nothing ever changed
    Till then Doolin let his Dalton
    He was working cheap, just about a
    dime
    And then he left and said I'm going
    So he left that peaceful life behind
  • 作词 : J. D. Souther/Jackson Browne/Don Henley/Glenn Frey/Jim Ed Norman
    作曲 : J. D. Souther/Jackson Browne/Don Henley/Glenn Frey/Jim Ed Norman
    They were Doolin', Doolin' Dalton
    High or low, it was the same
    Easy money, and faithless women
    Red-eyed whiskey
    For the pain
    Go down the hill Dalton
    It must be God's will
    Two brothers lying there
    In coffee will
    Two voices call to each, to where they
    stood
    Lay down your law books now
    They're no damn good
    Better on moving, Doolin-Dalton
    Kill your shadow, set you free
    If you're fast and if you're lucky
    You will never, see that hanging
    through
    Well, the towns lay across the dusty
    plains
    Like graveyards filled with tombstones
    Waiting for the names
    And a man can use, ever used his
    brains
    With some that just went crazy lord
    Cause nothing ever changed
    Till then Doolin let his Dalton
    He was working cheap, just about a
    dime
    And then he left and said I'm going
    So he left that peaceful life behind