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Fecha de emisión: 01.10.2012
Idioma de la canción: inglés
Go Down You Murderers(original) |
Tim Evans was a prisoner, |
Locked in his prison cell, |
And those who read about his crimes, |
They damned his soul to hell, |
Sayin' go down you murderer, go down. |
For the murderer of his own dear wife, |
And the killing of his own child, |
The jury found him guilty, |
And the hanging judge he smiled, |
Sayin' go down you murderer, go down. |
Tim Evans pleaded innocent, |
And swore by Him and high, |
That he never killed his own dear wife, |
Nor caused his child to die. |
Sayin' go down you murderer, go down. |
So they moved him out of C block, |
To his final flowery dell, |
And day and night to screws were there, |
They never left his cell. |
Sayin' go down you murderers go down. |
Sometimes they played Draughts with him, |
Solo and Pontoon, |
To stop him brooding on the ropes, |
That was to be his doom. |
Sayin' go down you murderers, go down. |
They brought his grub in on a tray, |
There was eggs and meet and ham, |
And all the snout that he could smoke |
Was there at his command. |
Sayin' go down you murderers, go down. |
Evans walked in the prison yard, |
The screws they walked behind. |
He saw the sky above the wall, |
But he knew no peace of mind. |
Sayin' go down you murderers go down |
They came for him at eight O' clock |
The chaplain read a prayer, |
And then they walked him to the place, |
The hangman did prepare, |
Sayin' go down you murderer, go down. |
The rope was fixed around his neck, |
A washer behind his ear. |
The prison bell was tolling, |
But Tim Evans did not hear. |
Sayin' go down you murderers, go down. |
A thousand lags were cursing, |
And banging on the doors, |
Tim Evans could not hear them, |
He was deaf for ever more |
Sayin' go down you murderers, go down. |
They sent Tim Evans to the drop, |
For a crime he did not do, |
It was Christy was the murderer, |
The judge and jury too, |
Sayin' go down you murderers, go down |
(traducción) |
Tim Evans era un prisionero, |
Encerrado en su celda de prisión, |
Y los que leen sobre sus crímenes, |
Condenaron su alma al infierno, |
Decir "bajar, asesino, bajar". |
Por el asesino de su propia querida esposa, |
Y el asesinato de su propio hijo, |
El jurado lo encontró culpable, |
Y el juez de la horca sonrió, |
Decir "bajar, asesino, bajar". |
Tim Evans se declaró inocente, |
Y juró por Él y alto, |
Que él nunca mató a su amada esposa, |
Ni hizo que su hijo muriera. |
Decir "bajar, asesino, bajar". |
Así que lo sacaron del bloque C, |
A su último valle florido, |
Y día y noche a los tornillos estaban allí, |
Nunca salieron de su celda. |
Decir "bajen, asesinos, bajen". |
A veces jugaban Damas con él, |
Solo y Pontón, |
para que deje de meditar sobre las cuerdas, |
Ese iba a ser su destino. |
Decir que bajen, asesinos, bajen. |
Trajeron su comida en una bandeja, |
Había huevos y carne y jamón, |
Y todo el hocico que pudo fumar |
Estaba allí a sus órdenes. |
Decir que bajen, asesinos, bajen. |
Evans caminó en el patio de la prisión, |
Los tornillos detrás de los cuales caminaban. |
Vio el cielo por encima de la pared, |
Pero no conocía la paz mental. |
Diciendo 'bajen, asesinos, bajen |
Vinieron por él a las ocho en punto |
El capellán leyó una oración, |
Y luego lo acompañaron al lugar, |
El verdugo se preparó, |
Decir "bajar, asesino, bajar". |
La cuerda estaba fijada alrededor de su cuello, |
Una arandela detrás de la oreja. |
La campana de la prisión estaba doblando, |
Pero Tim Evans no escuchó. |
Decir que bajen, asesinos, bajen. |
Mil rezagos maldecían, |
Y golpeando las puertas, |
Tim Evans no podía oírlos, |
Era sordo para siempre |
Decir que bajen, asesinos, bajen. |
Enviaron a Tim Evans a la entrega, |
Por un crimen que no cometió, |
Fue Christy la asesina, |
El juez y el jurado también, |
Decir que bajen, asesinos, bajen |