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Waylon Jennings - Doesn't Anybody Know My Name (1966) Lyrics

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  • (Rod McKuen)
  • I've been away for so long
  • Fought a war that's come and gone
  • Doesn't anybody know my name?
  • My sister upped and wed
  • Mom was sick and took to bed
  • And my old dog Red's gone lame.
  • Please tell me if you can
  • What time the trains roll in?
  • (Two-ten, six-eighteen) ten-forty-four.
  • This old house is falling down
  • There ain't no need in me for hanging round
  • Doesn't anybody know my name?
  • The girl I left behind
  • She's gone with this friend of mine
  • I don't have to see a sign
  • To know things ain't the same.
  • Please tell me if you can
  • What time the trains roll in?
  • (Two-ten, six-eighteen) ten-forty-four.
  • You can't get far away
  • On just a soldier's pay
  • Doesn't anybody know my name?
  • Used to be when I could see
  • Everybody wanted me
  • Guess nobody cares to see
  • A blind man catch a train.
  • Please tell me if you can
  • What time the trains roll in?
  • (Two-ten, six-eighteen) ten-forty-four...

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