
Fecha de emisión: 29.05.2008
Idioma de la canción: inglés
Tenessee Border No. 2(original) |
Here eyes was red, her name was Helen* |
Her head looked like a water-melon |
Her hair was long, she had a Toni |
Her neck looked like a roll of bal-loney. |
Her teeth stuck out so fer, she didn’t have much sense |
She could gnaw an ear of corn right thru' a picket fence |
Our marriage license cost a quarter |
On the TENNESSEE BORDER. |
One night I took her out to see what we could see |
Just then I saw her husband, and he stood six-foot three |
He had brass knuckles — all made to order |
Now my teeth are scattered on the TENNESSEE BORDER. |
Her was red, her name was Hann-er |
Her nose looked like a big banan-er |
She weighs so much he had some trouble |
He thought that he was seein' double. |
He put his arm around her and he tried to hug her |
But he couldn’t get close enough |
'Cause she had too much blubber |
She was too fat, he couldn’t court her |
Now she wears a girdle 'round her TENNESSEE BORDER. |
One night I took her out just across the line |
She stubbed her toe and fell in a barrel of turpen-tine |
«Young man», (Huh?), «young man», (Huh!), |
«Where is my daughter?» |
«Well, the last time I see’d her |
She was tearin' across the TENNESSEE BORDER.» |
(traducción) |
Aquí los ojos estaban rojos, su nombre era Helen* |
Su cabeza parecía una sandía. |
Tenía el pelo largo, tenía un Toni |
Su cuello parecía un rollo de pelota. |
Sus dientes sobresalían tanto que no tenía mucho sentido |
Ella podría roer una mazorca de maíz justo a través de una valla de estacas |
Nuestra licencia de matrimonio cuesta una cuarta parte |
En la FRONTERA DE TENNESSEE. |
Una noche la saqué a ver que podíamos ver |
En ese momento vi a su esposo, y medía seis pies y tres |
Tenía puños americanos, todos hechos a la medida. |
Ahora mis dientes están esparcidos en la FRONTERA DE TENNESSEE. |
Ella era roja, su nombre era Hann-er |
Su nariz parecía una gran banana |
Ella pesa tanto que tuvo algunos problemas |
Pensó que estaba viendo doble. |
Puso su brazo alrededor de ella y trató de abrazarla |
Pero no pudo acercarse lo suficiente |
Porque ella tenía demasiada grasa |
Ella era demasiado gorda, él no podía cortejarla |
Ahora usa una faja alrededor de su FRONTERA DE TENNESSEE. |
Una noche la saqué al otro lado de la línea |
Se golpeó el dedo del pie y cayó en un barril de aguarrás. |
«Jovencito», (¿Eh?), «Jovencito», (¡Eh!), |
"¿Dónde está mi hija?" |
«Bueno, la última vez que la vi |
Estaba cruzando la FRONTERA DE TENNESSEE.» |
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M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i | 2019 |
Tomorrow Never Comes | 2019 |
Tennessee Saturday Night | 2019 |
Waltz Across Texas | 2015 |
Tennessee Saturday Night | 2019 |
Peace in the Valley | 2020 |
Don't Rob Another Man's Castle | 2013 |
Birmingham Bounce | 2019 |
I Wonder Why You Said Goodbye | 2019 |
Two Glasses, Joe | 2019 |
Midnight | 2019 |
Driftwood On the River ft. Driftwood on the River | 2013 |
I Ain't Goin' Honky Tonkin' Anymore | 2013 |
Shake A Hand | 2019 |
Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello | 2019 |
Rainbow At Midnight | 2019 |
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You | 2019 |
What A Friend We Have In Jesus | 2019 |
Have I Told You Latley That I Love You | 2011 |
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