" Even if my name was Casey Jones instead of Case" .

“即使我的名字是 Casey Jones 而不是 Case” 。

On April 30th, 1900, Casey Jones offered to work an extra shift for a sick " colleague" – someone he worked with.

1900 年 4 月 30 日，Casey Jones 提出为生病的“同事” （他的同事）加班。

People immediately called the now dead Casey Jones a hero for his courage and his achievement of preventing anyone else from dying in this train crash.

人们立即称现已死去的凯西琼斯为英雄，因为他的勇气和他在防止其他人在这次火车事故中丧生的成就。

" The Ballad of Casey Jones" became popular throughout the United States, and it was something that people began to listen to and to sing themselves.

《凯西·琼斯之歌》风靡全美，成为人们开始聆听和自唱的歌曲。

Shortly after Casey's death, another railroad worker by the name of Walter Saunders wrote a song about him called " The Ballad of Casey Jones, " and it told the story of Casey's Death.

凯西去世后不久，另一位名叫沃尔特·桑德斯（Walter Saunders）的铁路工人写了一首关于他的歌， 名为“凯西琼斯的民谣” ，它讲述了凯西之死的故事。

The words of the song have sometimes changed over the years, but the message is always the same – this man Casey Jones was a hero who saved the lives of many people by giving up his own life.

多年来，这首歌的歌词有时会发生变化，但信息始终如一——凯西·琼斯这个人是一位英雄， 他通过放弃自己的生命来挽救许多人的生命。