Was on one cold winter's night And the wind blew across the wild moor Poor Mary came wand'ring with a child in her arms And she stopped at her own father
the man ev'ry night and day, And I never lost one minute of sleepin', Worryin' 'Bout the way things might have been. Big wheel keep on turnin', Proud Mary
, that he aint lonely Mary counts walls, knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right, if it would buy, truth from him. Mary says
he ain't lonely Mary counts the walls Knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right If it could find truth for him Mary says he changes
It was on one cold winter night When the wind blew across the wild moor When Mary came wandering home with her child Till she came to her own father's
, that he ain't lonely Mary counts walls, knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right, if it would buy, truth from him Mary says he
he ain?t lonely Mary counts the walls Knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right If it could buy the truth from him Mary says "He
That he ain't lonely Mary counts the walls Knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right If it could buy truth from him Mary says he
he ain't lonely Mary counts the walls Knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right If it could find the truth for him Mary says he changes
In the shadows of a darkened room The shadow's gone despite the gloom And the soul that casted never made the grade He tripped upon a tripping fence,
aint lonely Mary counts the walls Knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right If it could buy truth from him Mary says he changes his
that he ain't lonely Mary counts the walls Knows he tires easily Johnny thinks the world would be right if it would buy truth for him Mary says he changes
Traduction: Johnny Cash. Marie de la lande sauvage.
Traduction: Foley, Ellen. Johnny And Mary.
