My Proud Mountains (Our Mother The Mountain, 1969) (исполнитель: Townes Van Zandt)
My home is Colorado With her proud mountains tall Where the rivers, like gypsys Down her black canyons fall But I'm a long, long way from Denver With a long way to go So lend an ear to my singing Cause I'll be back no more Well I left as a young man Not full seventeen With nothin' [bad word] But the wind and a dream 'bout all the fast ladies And livin' I'd find When I left my proud mountains And rivers behind So I rolled and a-rambled Like a leaf in the wind Well, I found my fast ladies And some hard livin' men Well, I sometimes went hungry With my pockets all bare Lord, I sometimes had good luck With money to spare Well I made me some friends, lord, That I won't soon forget Well some are down under And some are rambling yet But as for me Well I'm headed for home Back to high Colorado Never more for to roam So friends, when my [bad word] As surely it will You just carry my body Out to some lonesome hill And lay me down easy Where the cool [bad word] With only my mountains 'tween me and the sun Yeah my home is Colorado.