Lonesome Road (the song)

Post » Fri Jun 24, 2011 11:29 am

I thought it was worth mentioning the song after which the final DLC is almost certainly named. Here are the lyrics for my favourite version, by Sammy Davis Jr.

Look down, look down
That lonesome road
Before you travel on

Look up, look up
And seek your maker
'Fore Gabriel blows his horn

Weary toting - such a load
Treading down that lonesome road

Look down, look down
That lonesome road
Before you travel on

Baby! Look down, look down
Look down, look down
That lonesome road

Before, before
Before you travel on

You'd better look up
Look up, look up,
Hallelujah!

And meet your maker
Before Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel
Blows his horn

Weary toting - such a load
Treading down that lonesome road

Look down, look down
Look down, look down
That lonesome road

Before you travel on
Just before you travel on


I love the song as it's got a great big-band feel that really suits the Vegas theme.

Now, interestingly there's a Sinatra version that includes the following verses

True love - true love
What have I done
That you should treat me so

You - caused me
To walk and talk
Like I never did before


I think it's been dismissed the idea that Ulysses could be a romantic interest of the Courier, so I doubt this part is relevant. Of course, it could be a part of Ulysses story vis-a-vis the grave at Wolfhorn Ranch.

The main thing I take from the original lyrics is this: look down/that lonesome road/before you travel on. I think that nicely underlines the fact that the DLCs are episodic, intermediary content before the endgame, and that there won't be continuation after the main questline finishes :biggrin:

Thoughts?
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