Willian Brown TRADUCCIÓN - Randy Newman (Impressão)

William Brown, a tobacco man

Left North Carolina when he sold his land

He took a train to Omaha

Stayed there with some friends he had

And he didn't mind the dust

And he didn't mind the wind

And he didn't mind the cold

And he didn't miss home

And he liked the people

And he liked the town

So he built himself a house beside the river

And he sent for his children

And he sent for his cars

And he bought himself a little business that would run itself

And he didn't mind the dust

And he didn't mind the wind

And he didn't mind the cold

And he didn't miss home

William Brown, un hombre del tabaco

Dejó Carolina del Norte cuando vendió su tierra

Tomó un tren a Omaha

Se quedó allí con algunos amigos que tenía

Y no le importaba el polvo

Y no le importaba el viento

Y no le importaba el frío

Y no extrañaba su hogar

Y le gustaba la gente

Y le gustaba la ciudad

Así que se construyó una casa junto al río

Y mandó llamar a sus hijos

Y mandó llamar a sus autos

Y se compró un pequeño negocio que se manejaría solo

Y no le importaba el polvo

Y no le importaba el viento

Y no le importaba el frío

Y no extrañaba su hogar

Escrita por: Randy Newman