The Pogues - Jesse James Lyrics
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Jesse James
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What Are The Lyrics For Jesse James By The Pogues?
Jesse James we understand
Has killed many a man He robbed the union trains He stole from the rich And gave to the poor He'd a hand and a heart And a brain Now Jesse had a wife Lived a lady all her life And children they were brave But history does record That Bob and Charlie ford Have laid poor Jesse in his grave Well it was on Saturday night The stars were shining bright They robbed the Glendale train And the people they did say For many miles away It was those outlays Frank and Jesse James Now Jesse had a wife Lived a lady all her life And children they were brave But history does record That Bob and Charlie ford Have laid poor Jesse in his grave Well it was Bob and Charlie ford Those dirty little cowards I wonder how they feel For they ate of Jesse's bread And they slept in Jesse's bed And they laid poor Jesse in his grave Now Jesse had a wife Lived a lady all her life And children they were brave But history does record That Bob and Charlie ford Have laid poor Jesse in his grave Well the people held their breath When they heard of Jesse's death They wondered how he came to fall Well it was Robert ford in fact Who shot him in the back While he hung a picture on the wall |
Who Wrote Jesse James By The Pogues?
Traditional, Wannberg
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What's The Duration Of The Jesse James By The Pogues?The duration of Jesse James is 2:59 minutes and seconds. |
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