Letra y Significado de STEEL RAIL BLUES, Gordon Lightfoot

Well i got my mail late last night
a letter from a girl who found the time to write
to her lonesome boy somewheres in the night
she sent me a railroad ticket too
to take me to her lovin' arms
and the big steel rail
gonna carry me home to the one i love
Ooooh oooo oo whu hu hoo
ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo oo
Well i bin out here many a long days
i haven't found a place that i could call my own
not a two bit bed to lay my body on
i bin stood up i bin shook down
i bin dragged into the sand
and the big steel rail
gonna carry me home to the one i love
Well i bin up tight most every night
walkin' along the streets of this old town
not a friend to tell my troubles to
my good old car she done broke down
'cause i drove it into the ground
and the big steel rail
gonna carry me home to the one i love
Well i look over yonder across the plain
the big drive wheels are poundin' along the ground
gonna get on board and i'll be homeward bound
now i ain't had a home cooked meal
and lord i need one now
and the big steel rail
gonna carry me home to the one i love
Now here i am with my hat in hand
standin' on the broad highway will you give a ride
to a lonesome boy who missed the train last night
i went in town for one last round
and i gambled my ticket away
and the big steel rail
won't carry me home to the one i love


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