paroles de chanson Spanish Johnny - Waylon Jennings
(Paul
Siebel)
Waylon
Jennings
& Emmylou
Harris
Those
other
years
the
dusty
years
We
drove
the
big
herds
through
I
tried
to
forget
the
miles
we
rode
And
Spanish
Johnny
too.
He'd
sit
beside
a
water
ditch
When
all
his
herd
was
in
And
he'd
never
harm
a
child
But
sing
to
his
mandolin.
The
old
talk,
the
old
ways
And
the
dealing
of
our
game
Spanish
Johnny
never
spoke
But
sang
a
song
of
Spain.
And
his
talk
with
men
was
vicious
Talk
when
he
was
drunk
on
gin
Ah,
but
those
were
golden
things
He
said
to
his
mandolin.
---
Instrumental
---
We
had
to
stand,
we
tried
to
judge
We
had
to
stop
him
then
For
the
hand
so
gentle
to
a
child
Had
killed
so
many
men.
He
died
a
hard
death
long
ago
Before
the
road
come
in
And
the
night
before
he
swung
He
sung
to
his
mandolin.
Well,
we
carried
him
out
in
the
morning
sun
A
man
that
done
no
good
And
we
lowered
him
down
in
the
cold
clay
Stuck
in
a
cross
of
wood.
And
the
letter
we
wrote
to
his
kinfolk
To
tell
them
where
he'd
been
And
we
shipped
it
out
to
Mexico
Along
with
his
mandolin...
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1 I'll Find It Where I Can (with James Garner)
2 Mason Dixon Lines (with Mel Tillis)
3 So You Want to Be a Cowboy Singer (with Joe White)
4 Sight for Sore Eyes (with Jessi Colter)
5 Leave Them Boys Alone (with Hank Williams Jr.)
6 I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain't Used Up)
7 Hold On, I'm Comin'
8 The Conversation (with Hank Williams Jr.)
9 Spanish Johnny
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