Silver Ribbons — текст песни (Waylon Jennings)

Travelin` down this lonesome railroad Silver Ribbons with no ends
A million miles a crossties mark a million miles I`ve been
I`ve picked peaches down in Georgia apples up in Maine
Pulled cotton out in Texas ridin` on the train

I was just a lad of seventeen my daddy turned me loose
Silver Ribbons callin` me engine and caboose
I can`t recall my mother she left when I was two
Brunets blondes and red heads were the only love I knew
Don`t ask me where I`m going don`t ask me where I`ve been
Those Silver Ribbons will take me there there and back again
One more time back again

Travelin` to the tune of freight wheels is such a lonely sound
Hear that lonesome whistle blow as leavin` another town
I wish someone was waitin` somewhere to welcome me
Then those Silver Ribbons would see no more of me
Don`t ask me where I`m going...