the Lyrics There is a lonely train called the 3.10 to Yuma The pounding of the wheels is more like a mournful sigh There's a legend and there's a rumour When you take the 3.10 to Yuma You can see the ghosts of outlaws go ridin' by (Ridin' by) In the sky (In the sky), way up high The buzzards keep circlin' the train While below the cattle are thirstin' for rain It's also true they say on the 3.10 to Yuma A man may meet his fate For fate travels ev'rywhere
This is one of my favorite "Classic Westerns" the music by Frankie Laine is tops and even when played as a guitar solo, it is great......this same background music was used in " A Good Day for a Hanging " starring Fred McMurray, another great western.
Some values are timeless, global, time will pass but young or old heart can hear the call of devotion to duty.
Alcuni valori sono senza tempo, a livello mondiale, il tempo passerà, ma il cuore giovane o vecchio può sentire il richiamo della devozione al dovere.
@UMIBL WOW!! That's what I call an intro to a movie! I haven't seen neither version(shame on me because I'm an old movie nut). I'll see the original first!!
It is a shame that so many "modern" films have to be "realistic." I think most of us go to a film for relaxation and entertainment. This film was much better in the original version, acting and story line. Notice how few new films will ever be a classic.
In 1963 I heard my first stereo system. A mate had only one album Frankie Laine - Hell Bent for Leather. I was mesmerized sitting between the two speakers listening as it sounded like the horses were running right past. 3:10 to Yuma was one unforgetable song and I have followed Frankie Laine ever since. Note that the words are different between his original Glen Ford movie version, the recorded version and the one used in the Russell Crowe movie. Frankiies songs are always classics.
When I was young my favorite actor was Glenn Ford, and my favorite singer Frankie Laine. In Germany it was not easy to get songs with Frankie Laine, and I drove the disk-traders crazy!
Now, when "the 3:10 to yuma" came into German cinemas, and I heard Frankie Laines voice sing the title song, it was like Christmas+Easter to me! I watched the movie 7 times, for I couldn't get the disc!
And now I'm old; my music taste has changed a lot, but I have never got tired of Frankie Laine's voice!
It was the theme song to the original motion picture 3:10 toYuma. Titleof the song is the same as the titleof the movie. It was sung by Frankie Laine, a major pop music star in the late 40's and early 50's who later became noted for his renditions of western songs, particularly western movie themes.
Hi from a Frankie Laine fan for more than 50 years...I bet you will now start to gather more of his songs on your computer.Good luck with your searching.I have collected more than 500 over the years. All the best from near Liverpool, Ernie
Great song blends in perfectly with the movie. Watched this for the first time last week, and then the new version. I much prefer the Glenn Ford film, but I hope we can get more westerns. There are however, so many old ones I have yet to see, looking forward to discovering these gems.
Frankie Laine's voice was perfect for this song. An amazing blend of power and sensitivity, matching perfectly the gritty moral messages of the film. If you think the song is good on its own, wait till you hear it with the film as well ....
T saw the remake a while ago, but I haven't heard of this one since rescently. I should have guessed the new one was a remake, since it had such a deep storyline.
Great movie. I saw it for the first time the other day. And this theme song is excellent. It gives me chills at the end when Van Heflin and Glen Ford are in the train, and it FINALLY (Miraculously) begins to rain! It's moving.
Great song, and great movie. The music gives this film a mood... Fascinating also the plot, and the slow and solemn rhythm... The conscience commands what to do, to be honest and rebel against the evil. And then comes the almost impossible victory, and the rain.
Totally agree with your comments.I can't think of one present day singer who comes anywhere near the quality of Frankie's singing. A good job we are able to keep recordings. All the best, Ernie
...a man may meet his fate for fate travels everywhere...take that train. Great melody and lyrics --and no one sang a western movie theme better than Frankie Laine! Time for a shot of whiskey. Barkeep -- let's have some servicer here!
You've probably seem them both by now. If not, watch the original first. Then when you watch the new one, you'll be intrigued at how it expands on certain subtleties only hinted at in the first. You'll like them both. Can't say more without giving away the store.
The theme song for "310 to Yuma" is one of the greatest songs I have ever heard. I've listened to several of Frankie Laine's other songs and his voice sounds very different here. It's very powerful!! Thanks for posting!
Hi from a BIG Frankie Laine fan. I agree with your comments entirely. Have you heard his song "Johnny Willow" on You Tube. I've collected more than 520 of FL's songs and had never even knew this one existed. Totall diff to his usual.All the best, Ernie,Merseyside
I like these lyrics better than the love song he put on his albums, this matches the movie better. Really like these ballads that open the westerns, the Hanging Tree is my favorite!
totally agree--I can never understand why the words have to differ from film to record. Sometimes the film version has totally diff words, a good example is High Noon cheers
perhaps he made the song for the record before he did the film version. Like Nick Cave made a new "red right hand" for one of the Scream movies, with completely different lyrics and a more scary movie feeling, but that movie version is never gonna come out on CD
I take it that the lyrics on your Hell Bent LP are the same as those on my, "The Best of Frankie Laine" CD. On my CD version he expresses his regret at not having chatted up a girl he saw on the train. As you say though, both are great. There is another version by Sandy Denny. It has a different mood to the Frankie Laine versions but it also is very moving.
An elusive but completely seductive thread of magic runs through the film, partly created by the song in my view.
It appears that they rewrote the lyrics for the album in order to make the song more universal (a love song)--so the song would stand on its own--rather than as a tie-in to the movie.
I was hoping that the recent "3:10 to Yuma" remake would spur some new attention for the original and for Frankie Laine, but it has not seemed to happen. He's still the best in my book and this is a great song!
I found the Sandy Denny version on the all music guide. From the 20-second clip that was available, it sounded like an entirely different song. Odd. But I did learn that SD was a Judy Collins-like woman folk singer who had some success.
Sandy Denny was an English folksinger who died subsequent to a fall down a flight of stairs while drunk in 1978. She would be 60 now if she'd lived. She is possibly best remembered for her rendition of 'Tam Lin', a 21 verse rigmarole based on a legend from the Scottish borders region. As you say, her version of '3.10 to Yuma' is really a different song. I don't know what the relationship is between the Frankie Laine version and hers.
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roycestevens37 1 week ago
Beautiful song and a great movie. I hate westerns, so it's a real testament to the greatness of this movie that I loved it!
(If you're wondering why I watched it if I hate westerns so much, it's because I love Glenn Ford.)
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olbywong717c 3 weeks ago
Powiem tak,kawałek dosłownie wymiata tak jak cały film.
miredon 1 month ago
one of my favorite westerns the remake was just shit
MrBrentFunk 2 months ago
glem ford playes the bad guy . but i likes hii , how he saved van hefferon in the end, james
thecarlingford 2 months ago
Keeps stopping all the fun is gone what are you like Google?
BAC1954 3 months ago
One of the best western songs ever composed, and one of the best westerns ever made.
(Forget about that remake version)
BluesmanDizzy 5 months ago 5
Brilliant cinematography in this opening sequence. Such skill is lost today despite all their fancy equipment ... not that it would be appreciated.
OrodesIII 5 months ago 3
What a terrific theme song. Don't write 'em like this any more. Or couldn't if they tried!
As good as Gun fight at the OK Corral, also sung by Frankie Laine.
buckley54 5 months ago 3
drkrunal2005 3 months ago
from the moment that music starts...and opening credits start...you know your gonna be in for some cool shit
arkee71 6 months ago 2
i wish hollywood would pull their heads out..and realize that theres a good number of us that still appreciate good westerns
arkee71 6 months ago
@arkee71
You said it. Crossing my fingers for a revival in popularity some day.
SuperWillHatch 3 months ago
One of my favorites, GLENN FORD and VAN HEFLIN untouchable ! Frankie Laine made this CLASSIC even better with this song.
Rick123691 8 months ago 2
His commercial release of the song had completely different lyrics to the soundtrack version
nemobond 9 months ago
Le thème musical est vraiment magnifique, il se laisse écouter sans retenue :)
Merci pour la vidéo !
nema34140 10 months ago
A really beautiful theme! Frankie Laine was greatest singer of western songs.
Trawman 10 months ago 4
love this tune, great film as well
stanleysoldman 11 months ago 5
How often do you see a remake that is as good as the original? Seldom!
cf1934 11 months ago 7
Anyone know happened to these original lyrics ? The lyrics you get on any Frankie Laine versions now are completely different .
Blackfive1945 1 year ago
The ending of this one is 10004X better than the new one.
juliebogen 1 year ago
Bellissimo questo film western........
TeoT1983 1 year ago 3
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this is worse than crap... The music + the movie.
I like the new one most
perker180 1 year ago
@perker180
i prefer the old version
BUT the remake isn't actually crap, which is very rare these days
norristerse 1 year ago 4
This one was the master, so much better than the remake, all the way around.
LorenzoMagnifico 1 year ago 11
Frankie has been gone a long time. One of my favorites that he did on his record, was "Bowie Knife"
ScotchIrishFool1 1 year ago 5
@ScotchIrishFool1 actually, Frankie's only been gone since Feb 07. Bowie Knife, Wanted Man and everything else on that album was brilliant eh!
UMIBL 1 year ago
The ending of the 57 version was so powerful. The new one comes nowhere close. Often more is less.
fred5399 1 year ago 6
@fred5399 I agree. haven't neither version and I'm an old movie nut. But I believe the older version will be to my liking.
gjohnsoningary 1 year ago
@fred5399 Or.... less is more :)
UMIBL 1 week ago
Yup. A real belter o' a film.
hildibildibaldi 1 year ago
The original film was great. The remake good. I know today's veiwing audience demands a paint-by-numbers visual ride, but its all too much.
rdw7300 1 year ago 4
See the original if you haven't yet
AMpufnstuf 1 year ago 2
Forget the crap remake with the changed ending. This is the original and still the best**==
linebackertwo 1 year ago 9
This is one of my favorite "Classic Westerns" the music by Frankie Laine is tops and even when played as a guitar solo, it is great......this same background music was used in " A Good Day for a Hanging " starring Fred McMurray, another great western.
Rick123691 1 year ago 3
just seen this moive today and this is way better than the new one
liomelmyles 1 year ago
I love this song. :)
ionutzstelistu 1 year ago
That shot around 0:54 reminds me of a similar shot in Fargo
finalfantasyst 1 year ago
I just have to think that the composer and lyricist must known that Frankie would be singing this one. The match was perfect.
larrydonguy 1 year ago
The one and only "psychological" western. With "Rio Grande", my beloved ones.
anama90 1 year ago
The best western ever made and a super song to match.
OrodesIII 1 year ago
I just love this song! Does anyone have lyrics?
Askaa93 1 year ago
Great, Great, Great song from a Great Movie! Laine is perfect for this song!
ussclaudejones 1 year ago 6
Some values are timeless, global, time will pass but young or old heart can hear the call of devotion to duty.
Alcuni valori sono senza tempo, a livello mondiale, il tempo passerà, ma il cuore giovane o vecchio può sentire il richiamo della devozione al dovere.
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toredens 1 year ago
quite agree umibl
tig1960 2 years ago
Awesome song by Frankie Lane. It's haunting, melancholic and almost makes your hair stand on end.
carlfro62 2 years ago 43
@carlfro62 Props to Frankie LoVecchio (a/k/a/ Frankie Laine) for his rendition of a great western theme.
Juliaflo 1 year ago 3
@carlfro62 Chills down my spine when I listen this. NOW that's what is called excellence in music!
gjohnsoningary 6 months ago
Bravo amico averle riproposte!! INDIMENTICABILI !!!! grazie...
piergiorgiovico 2 years ago 2
A better movie than the new one. They forget how much a classic theme compliments a classic western.
UMIBL 2 years ago 50
@UMIBL I disagree.
capella1234 1 year ago
@UMIBL WOW!! That's what I call an intro to a movie! I haven't seen neither version(shame on me because I'm an old movie nut). I'll see the original first!!
gjohnsoningary 1 year ago 5
@gjohnsoningary I mean either verson!
gjohnsoningary 1 year ago
@gjohnsoningary Great movie filmed in Sedona AZ
UMIBL 1 year ago
@UMIBL
The remake is as good if not better than the original one.
TurkishHegemony 6 months ago
@UMIBL the new one was better. Nevertheless the old on is a classic
127prats 1 week ago
@127prats Ha! I guess we could argue forever, but I think the old version gets the votes from what I've read of all the comments here.
UMIBL 1 week ago
@UMIBL lol cuz its the old version, check imdb. Anyways both were good, and each to his own.
127prats 1 week ago
avevo 13 anni e non mi perdevo nessun western....
rendel43 2 years ago
I remember the film-and Frankie Laine singing-as if it was yesterday. I was 18-and enthralled! They just don't make them like that anymore!
TheAZZA0990 2 years ago 4
It is a shame that so many "modern" films have to be "realistic." I think most of us go to a film for relaxation and entertainment. This film was much better in the original version, acting and story line. Notice how few new films will ever be a classic.
cartercarr 2 years ago 5
the ending of this version was great
fred5399 2 years ago 3
kakva stvar! ima nešta neodoljivo u tom western i country zvuku, neki nemir koji se razlijeva beskrajnim prerijama...
nightwable 2 years ago 2
Download this movie for free:
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RobinEUnl 2 years ago
Exelente como recuerdo de buenas peliculas
SuperCarlosjorge 2 years ago
Ai... I notice condense stripes from an aeroplane!
dogiehogan 2 years ago
In 1963 I heard my first stereo system. A mate had only one album Frankie Laine - Hell Bent for Leather. I was mesmerized sitting between the two speakers listening as it sounded like the horses were running right past. 3:10 to Yuma was one unforgetable song and I have followed Frankie Laine ever since. Note that the words are different between his original Glen Ford movie version, the recorded version and the one used in the Russell Crowe movie. Frankiies songs are always classics.
duffymfx 2 years ago 3
When I was young my favorite actor was Glenn Ford, and my favorite singer Frankie Laine. In Germany it was not easy to get songs with Frankie Laine, and I drove the disk-traders crazy!
Now, when "the 3:10 to yuma" came into German cinemas, and I heard Frankie Laines voice sing the title song, it was like Christmas+Easter to me! I watched the movie 7 times, for I couldn't get the disc!
And now I'm old; my music taste has changed a lot, but I have never got tired of Frankie Laine's voice!
gummibroetchen 2 years ago 3
who ever knows who sings this and whats the name of the song plz tell me would appreciate it very much thanks
kennyboirox 2 years ago
It was the theme song to the original motion picture 3:10 toYuma. Titleof the song is the same as the titleof the movie. It was sung by Frankie Laine, a major pop music star in the late 40's and early 50's who later became noted for his renditions of western songs, particularly western movie themes.
larrydonguy 2 years ago
Hi from a Frankie Laine fan for more than 50 years...I bet you will now start to gather more of his songs on your computer.Good luck with your searching.I have collected more than 500 over the years. All the best from near Liverpool, Ernie
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belcazzo 2 years ago
Great song blends in perfectly with the movie. Watched this for the first time last week, and then the new version. I much prefer the Glenn Ford film, but I hope we can get more westerns. There are however, so many old ones I have yet to see, looking forward to discovering these gems.
VJ254 2 years ago 2
What for an amesing song!!!!!!!!!Almost so good like the movie!!!!Awesom!!!!!!!!
Unanemd 2 years ago 2
Frankie Laine's voice was perfect for this song. An amazing blend of power and sensitivity, matching perfectly the gritty moral messages of the film. If you think the song is good on its own, wait till you hear it with the film as well ....
jonathanbirchley 2 years ago
"Magnificent movie"...
machadoneto41 2 years ago 3
excelent movie
hpmanson 2 years ago 2
i am not into country music but i really love this song=)
he sounds so cute=)
IHeartVegie 2 years ago
I love how this song foreshadows the movie... This movie is alot better than the new one story wise.
Krome08 2 years ago 3
my second favorite western singer. love all of his music. thanks for sharing this and other videos
grannydyess 2 years ago
Great song and movie the original! Both classics!
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
George Duning's beautiful melody was recycled for the 1959 movie "Good Day for a Hanging" as the theme for a doomed outlaw played by Robert Vaughn.
misspaddylee 2 years ago
This movie ROCKS............I got so many life lessons from watching it over and over!
visadklline 2 years ago
T saw the remake a while ago, but I haven't heard of this one since rescently. I should have guessed the new one was a remake, since it had such a deep storyline.
nelsonmc93 2 years ago
A song that would seem to have been written especially for Laine. It rates among his very best recordings.
larrydonguy 3 years ago 2
Thanks for the intro
tarrega2 3 years ago 2
Wow Xyome i agree that this is great but its hard to say its better. I say either its a tie or (Do not forsake me) is better by just a little bit.
SHELBYxGTx500 3 years ago 2
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i think the newest is better
kuroha99 3 years ago
I strongly agree.Frankie Laine was one of the rare ones who could make a fine movie even better.
mwx2998 3 years ago
Great song. This movie is head and shoulders above the remake. It was pathetic. They needed a Frankie Laine!
mjpc1951 3 years ago
this song is alsooo nice
but the newest is better ;)
kuroha99 3 years ago
As great as "Do Not Forsake Me" is, this takes the cake. A very underrated movie, with a fantastic theme.
Xyome 3 years ago
This is a great song:) But lets take a vote... What's better this or the song from High Noon?
SHELBYxGTx500 3 years ago
Listen also to the Navajo Trail by Frankie. So many great ones he left us with. Mike in So Cal.
duffymfx 2 years ago 2
GleNN. Two "n's". ha ha
Garboskindredspirit 3 years ago
Great movie. I saw it for the first time the other day. And this theme song is excellent. It gives me chills at the end when Van Heflin and Glen Ford are in the train, and it FINALLY (Miraculously) begins to rain! It's moving.
Garboskindredspirit 3 years ago
great movie. much better than the remake. watched it the other day on turner classic movies. deffinantly good
xxfaboo 3 years ago
This mmovie is legendary........way better than the remake.....intense !!!!!!
missvisadkline 3 years ago 4
I'd love somebody to post the ending of the original movie. The song sounds a bit different there.
jmp4j 3 years ago
i add this to my Favorite, is the best soundtrack of a non spagheti western...
starcraftyt 3 years ago
love this song but is the name of the song 3:10 to yuma aswell , i have been trying to find it but i cant
OMC8 3 years ago
kıraç lan bu :D
Rplusss 3 years ago
A masterpiece, very much better than the remake,
aspasie1979 3 years ago
Superb - Just Brilliant - R.I.P.
GenericGene 3 years ago
I agree , he is just as Elvis , Dean and frank , fantstic!!!!!!!!!!!
EMAARDUBAI 3 years ago
Love this song!
FilmTraum6 3 years ago
Great song, and great movie. The music gives this film a mood... Fascinating also the plot, and the slow and solemn rhythm... The conscience commands what to do, to be honest and rebel against the evil. And then comes the almost impossible victory, and the rain.
teaestefano 3 years ago
i just see the movie..superb, respect a clasic western
starcraftyt 3 years ago
Man i love this stuff you just don't have that kind of music anymore
scraps1946 3 years ago 3
Totally agree with your comments.I can't think of one present day singer who comes anywhere near the quality of Frankie's singing. A good job we are able to keep recordings. All the best, Ernie
RILEYJEFF 3 years ago
Love Frankie Lane...and this song..and the movie....where does all the time go...funny how time flys
FlowerrChild 3 years ago
Great song and movie the original! Both classics!
kboyzrock 3 years ago
Great--Westerns rule.
1Bandit455 3 years ago 4
...a man may meet his fate for fate travels everywhere...take that train. Great melody and lyrics --and no one sang a western movie theme better than Frankie Laine! Time for a shot of whiskey. Barkeep -- let's have some servicer here!
mqblues 3 years ago 3
Should i watch this one before the remake?
Is it better than the remake?
realeimperobritannic 3 years ago
You've probably seem them both by now. If not, watch the original first. Then when you watch the new one, you'll be intrigued at how it expands on certain subtleties only hinted at in the first. You'll like them both. Can't say more without giving away the store.
rdw7300 3 years ago
Thank you
realeimperobritannic 3 years ago
With 'RAWHIDE' the best Western theme song ever!
dogiehogan 3 years ago 3
In agreement 100% .I have RAWHIDE as ringtone on my mobile and it turns heads when it goes off in company. A great song/singer,cheers Ernie
RILEYJEFF 3 years ago 3
The theme song for "310 to Yuma" is one of the greatest songs I have ever heard. I've listened to several of Frankie Laine's other songs and his voice sounds very different here. It's very powerful!! Thanks for posting!
Exotic3000 3 years ago 2
Hi from a BIG Frankie Laine fan. I agree with your comments entirely. Have you heard his song "Johnny Willow" on You Tube. I've collected more than 520 of FL's songs and had never even knew this one existed. Totall diff to his usual.All the best, Ernie,Merseyside
rileyjeffs 3 years ago
cerco disperatamente il film o almeno la canzone tratta da Ballata Selvaggia... chi mi può aiutare?
gikre
gikre 3 years ago
I like these lyrics better than the love song he put on his albums, this matches the movie better. Really like these ballads that open the westerns, the Hanging Tree is my favorite!
pericles216 3 years ago
totally agree--I can never understand why the words have to differ from film to record. Sometimes the film version has totally diff words, a good example is High Noon cheers
rileyjeffs 3 years ago
perhaps he made the song for the record before he did the film version. Like Nick Cave made a new "red right hand" for one of the Scream movies, with completely different lyrics and a more scary movie feeling, but that movie version is never gonna come out on CD
ystein3000 3 years ago 3
nel 1959 era inverno canticchiavo questa canzone,non mi ero accorto che una bella ragazza al primo piano mi ascoltava......
diventò mia moglie. Bardiliev
bardiliev 3 years ago
absolutely haunting!great thanx 4 posting
arkee71 3 years ago
i love this song and the film bloody good
bloodnut10001 3 years ago
Somehow I'd missed this one until now. A spine tingler. It's up there with Johnny Guitar...
SirBasildeBrush 3 years ago 2
You seem not to know :/
20Magik07 3 years ago
great song 5/5. where can I download it from?
20Magik07 3 years ago
A masterpiece. When I hear the song with the opening scene I feel something going down my back... One of the movies of my life.
teaestefano 3 years ago 2
instead of taking the 3:10, should have gotten on that jet.
crazyeightsandaces 3 years ago
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
CinemaZebra 4 years ago 3
Just saw the original 3:10 to Yuma on HD last Night. Awesome movie. And Frankie L Rocks, "He rode a Blazing saddle" LOL fundysdotcom
golfer6716 4 years ago
Anypne got the lyrigs of the original version from this movie?
komentator 4 years ago
I take it that the lyrics on your Hell Bent LP are the same as those on my, "The Best of Frankie Laine" CD. On my CD version he expresses his regret at not having chatted up a girl he saw on the train. As you say though, both are great. There is another version by Sandy Denny. It has a different mood to the Frankie Laine versions but it also is very moving.
An elusive but completely seductive thread of magic runs through the film, partly created by the song in my view.
nightspore123 4 years ago 2
It appears that they rewrote the lyrics for the album in order to make the song more universal (a love song)--so the song would stand on its own--rather than as a tie-in to the movie.
I was hoping that the recent "3:10 to Yuma" remake would spur some new attention for the original and for Frankie Laine, but it has not seemed to happen. He's still the best in my book and this is a great song!
highnrising 4 years ago 2
Can't say I've heard of Sandy Denny (I was thinking of Sandy Duncan?) but I'll try to look him up and see if a clip of that song is on line.
highnrising 4 years ago
Nights--
I found the Sandy Denny version on the all music guide. From the 20-second clip that was available, it sounded like an entirely different song. Odd. But I did learn that SD was a Judy Collins-like woman folk singer who had some success.
highnrising 4 years ago
Highnrising,
Sandy Denny was an English folksinger who died subsequent to a fall down a flight of stairs while drunk in 1978. She would be 60 now if she'd lived. She is possibly best remembered for her rendition of 'Tam Lin', a 21 verse rigmarole based on a legend from the Scottish borders region. As you say, her version of '3.10 to Yuma' is really a different song. I don't know what the relationship is between the Frankie Laine version and hers.
nightspore123 4 years ago
Interesting that Frankie sang totally different lyrics when he did this song on the Hellbent LP.
They're both great.
highnrising 4 years ago