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In the Siskiyou Mountains the old railroad winds
Through the golds of the maples and the green of the pines
Up to Tunnel 13 the Southern she climbs
And three bandits waiting with evil in mind
The D’Autremont brothers had chosen their road
Chosen to live by a criminal code
Word was the mailcar was loaded with gold
The brothers had heard it, or had maybe been told
They wanted no witnesses, that was a fact
The brothers were bent on a barbarous act
Gold there was none, only sadness and tears
And the law coming after them year after year
Three bandits, hearts filled with resentment and hate
Killed mail clerk Elvyn Daugherty, engineer Sydney Bates
With shotgun and pistols they were panicking when
They killed brakeman Coyle Johnson and fireman Marvin Seng
Robbing and looting is as old as the hills
They’re still jumping freight trains with crowbars and drills
A hundred years later in Downtown LA
They rob the Union Pacific damn near every day
Four good men lay murdered in the dogwoods and pines
Leaving widows and children and heartbreak behind
Tunnel 13 is the place in the song
Where the beautiful redwood for my guitar came from
‘One Deep River' - Album Credits
Written by Mark Knopfler
Published by Will D. Side/Universal Music Publishing Ltd
Produced by Mark Knopfler and Guy Fletcher
Engineered by Guy Fletcher at British Grove Studios, London
Assisted by Luie Stylianou, Rowan McIntosh, Tom Coath, Eve Morris and Edie Delafield
Guitar Tech, Glenn Saggers
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, Maine
Guitars, Vocals - Mark Knopfler
Guitars - Richard Bennett
Pedal Steel, Lap Steel, Additional Guitars - Greg Leisz
Synths, Keyboards - Guy Fletcher
Piano, Keyboards - Jim Cox
Electric and Upright Bass - Glenn Worf
Drums - Ian ‘Ianto' Thomas
Percussion - Danny Cummings
Fiddle - John McCusker
Wood Flute - Mike McGoldrick
Backing Vocals - Emma Topolski, Tamsin Topolski
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YouTube Comments - 87 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
This happened near where I live in Oregon, in the Siskiyou Mountains between Oregon and California, in October 1923. Love this song and the history he tells in it!
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Another masterpiece by the one and only Mark Knopfler.
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Now we know where the beautiful redwood for Mark's guitar came from :) Thank you Mark for all Your songs which accompanied our lives
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Целая история в одной песне. Шикарно 🎸
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Such a blessing to have new music from Mark. Such beautiful melodies, lyrics that paint a picture in your mind, not to forget the masterful guitar.
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What a great story and song..thanks Mark
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My favorite song on the album, but they are all great, Thank you!
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Brilliant song. Probably the best in my opinion.
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Extraordinary storyteller and musician. The best
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Best song on the album ! Sublime
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Thank you Mark. Deeply moving for me, as I knew the Vern DeAutremont, the 4th and youngest of the DeAutremont brothers who was not 'possessed' to do such a thing" as Ray later pondered. Vern became a a pioneering Air-mail pilot, legendary flight-instructor and comically stoic philosopher deeply loved by many and who helped shape the lives of many in aviation. Vern however carried the stigma of his brother's acts and remained a solitary and somewhat melancholy soul his entire life. He operated an flight operation in Oregon's Capitol Salem and spent the rest of his life operating it and caring for his mother who was born in Germany. She owned and operated a 19th century Swiss Mansion as a boarding house, that looked like a haunted mansion straight out of the Swiss Alps. "The DeAutremont Mansion" I think it was called, and Vern lived alone in that huge Mansion it until his passing.
In 1972, my father's good friend, the then-governor Tom McCall commuted Ray's sentence after a mutual friend, the warden of the Oregon State Penitentiary helped make the case to honor Ray's request that he be allowed to die a free man. I met Ray once when my father and his friend the warden (A pilot as well) offered to help re-aquatint Vern and Ray, but I can recall for certain if Vern and Ray ever met after Ray was released as I to recall Vern saying he visited his brother Huge once but had no interest in seeing Ray again as it was something he and and his mother suffered much pain and heartache as the lines of your poem poignantly recall.
I hope you will continue to bless us with more timeless works and collaborations in the many years to come, Cheers mate!
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Fantastic song!!! Great Mark Knopfler!!!❤🎸❤
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C'est du pur bonheur, du très bon MK !
PAPY MARK je t'aime et je t'embrasse! 😘❤🙏
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Best song by far on the album !
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Super schöner Song 🙃🙃🙃 ich bin total glücklich, das Mark ein neues Album machte ❤ voll geil 🧡💛🧡
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Well what can one say!! Epic storytelling as only MK can do. Great song as always. Thanks Mark for all your material. God bless you and Thank you.
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This man is a genius.
😍
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Thank you very much Marknofler
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One of the best songs released in 2024 so far
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@EvgeniyNeutralMusician
1 month ago
Definately one of the best songs on the album along with "Sweeter Than The Rain", brilliant story of the classic Western epoch, splendidly told by the master Mark Knopfler.
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