Текст песни Elton John - My Father`s Gun
Elton John - My Father`s Gun слова песни
From this day on I own my father`s gunWe dug his shallow grave beneath the sunI laid his broken body down below the southern landIt wouldn`t do to bury him where any Yankee standsI`ll take my horse and I`ll ride the northern plainTo wear the colour of the greys and join the fight againI`ll not rest until I know the cause is fought and wonFrom this day on until I die I`ll wear my father`s gunI`d like to know where the riverboat sails tonightTo New Orleans well that`s just fine alright`Cause there`s fighting there and the company needs menSo slip us a rope and sail on round the bendAs soon as this is over we`ll go homeTo plant the seeds of justice in our bonesTo watch the children growing and see the women sewingThere`ll be laughter when the bells of freedom ring