
Fecha de emisión: 01.07.2013
Idioma de la canción: inglés
Poor Paddy on the Railway(original) |
In eighteen hundred and forty-one |
The corduroy breeches I put on |
Me corduroy breeches I put on |
To work upon the railway, the railway |
I’m weary of the railway |
Poor Paddy works on the railway |
In eighteen hundred and forty-two |
From Hartlepool I moved to Crewe |
Found myself a job to do |
A working on the railway |
I was wearing corduroy breeches |
Digging ditches, pulling switches |
Dodging pitches, as I was |
Working on the Railway |
In eighteen hundred and forty-three |
I broke the shovel across me knee |
I went to work for the company |
On the Leeds to Selby railway |
I was wearing corduroy breeches |
Digging ditches, pulling switches |
Dodging pitches, as I was |
Working on the Railway |
In eighteen hundred and forty-four |
I landed on the Liverpool shore |
My belly was empty me hands were raw |
With working on the railway, the railway |
I’m sick to my guts of the railway |
Poor Paddy works on the railway |
In eighteen hundred and forty-five |
When Daniel O’Connell he was alive |
When Daniel O’Connell he was alive |
And working on the railway |
I was wearing corduroy breeches |
Digging ditches, pulling switches |
Dodging pitches, as I was |
Working on the Railway |
In eighteen hundred and forty-six |
I changed my trade to carrying bricks |
I changed my trade to carrying bricks |
To work upon the railway |
I was wearing corduroy breeches |
Digging ditches, pulling switches |
Dodging pitches, as I was |
Working on the Railway |
In eighteen hundred and forty-seven |
Poor Paddy was thinking of going to Heaven |
The old bugger was thinking of going to Heaven |
To work upon the railway, the railway |
I’m sick to my death of the railway |
Poor Paddy works on the railway |
I was wearing corduroy breeches |
Digging ditches, pulling switches |
Dodging pitches, as I was |
Working on the Railway |
(traducción) |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y uno |
Los calzones de pana que me puse |
Yo calzones de pana que me puse |
Para trabajar en el ferrocarril, el ferrocarril |
Estoy cansado del ferrocarril |
El pobre Paddy trabaja en el ferrocarril |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y dos |
De Hartlepool me mudé a Crewe |
Me encontré un trabajo que hacer |
A trabajando en el ferrocarril |
llevaba calzones de pana |
Cavando zanjas, tirando de interruptores |
Esquivando lanzamientos, como estaba |
Trabajando en el Ferrocarril |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y tres |
Rompí la pala en mi rodilla |
fui a trabajar para la empresa |
En el ferrocarril de Leeds a Selby |
llevaba calzones de pana |
Cavando zanjas, tirando de interruptores |
Esquivando lanzamientos, como estaba |
Trabajando en el Ferrocarril |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y cuatro |
Aterricé en la costa de Liverpool |
Mi vientre estaba vacío, mis manos estaban en carne viva |
Con trabajar en el ferrocarril, el ferrocarril |
Estoy harto de mis tripas del ferrocarril |
El pobre Paddy trabaja en el ferrocarril |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y cinco |
Cuando Daniel O'Connell estaba vivo |
Cuando Daniel O'Connell estaba vivo |
Y trabajando en el ferrocarril |
llevaba calzones de pana |
Cavando zanjas, tirando de interruptores |
Esquivando lanzamientos, como estaba |
Trabajando en el Ferrocarril |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y seis |
Cambié mi oficio a acarrear ladrillos |
Cambié mi oficio a acarrear ladrillos |
Para trabajar en el ferrocarril |
llevaba calzones de pana |
Cavando zanjas, tirando de interruptores |
Esquivando lanzamientos, como estaba |
Trabajando en el Ferrocarril |
En mil ochocientos cuarenta y siete |
El pobre Paddy estaba pensando en ir al cielo |
El viejo cabrón estaba pensando en ir al cielo |
Para trabajar en el ferrocarril, el ferrocarril |
Estoy harto de mi muerte del ferrocarril |
El pobre Paddy trabaja en el ferrocarril |
llevaba calzones de pana |
Cavando zanjas, tirando de interruptores |
Esquivando lanzamientos, como estaba |
Trabajando en el Ferrocarril |
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