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© Copyright Tom Waits
© Copyright Ú¸À¸»» س½°Â¾², ¿µÀµ²¾´
Email: Ignatoff@bigfoot.com
Date: 10 Feb 1999
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Act 3
Rain Dogs ßÁË Ô¾¶´Ï
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Waits ¾¿Àµ´µ»¸» ; ¿¾½Ï¸µ º°º "...¸Å ¼¾¶½¾ ò¸´µÂÌ ¿»Ã°Îɸ¼¸ ²¾ ²Àµ¼Ï ¸ ¿¾Á»µ ´¾¶´Ï.
Þ½¸ ½¸º°º ½µ ¼¾³Ã ½°¹Â¸ ´¾À¾³Ã ´¾¼¾¹. Ô¾¶´Ì Á¼Ë²°µÂ ²Áµ ·°¿°Å¸ Á ¿¾Ç¾²ËÅ Ïɸº¾²,
ľ½°À½ËÅ Á¾»±¾², º¾»¾½¾º Á ²¾´¾¹..."
Inside a broken clock, ç°Á¾² Á»¾¼°»ÁÏ ºÀó
splashing the wine with all the rain dogs ÒÁµ ¿ÁË ´¾¶´Ï Áµ¹Ç°Á ¿ÌΠ²¸½¾
Taxi, we'd rather walk, â°ºÁ¸ ·°Á¾¿¸» ´Àó
huddle a doorway with the rain dogs ÒÁµ ¿ÁË ´¾¶´Ï À¸½Ã»¸ÁÌ º ½µ¼Ã
For I am a rain dog, too ï Á ½¸¼¸, ²µ´Ì Ï ¿µÁ ´¾¶´Ï!
Oh, how we danced and we swallowed the night Þ, º°º ¿»ÏÁ°»¸ ¼Ë, ·°³»°Â˲°Ï ½¾ÇÌ
For it was all ripe for dreaming Þ, ; ¿Àµ´µ» ´»Ï ¼µÇ°½¸¹
Oh, how we danced away all of the lights Þ, º°º ¿»ÏÁ°»¸ ¼Ë, ¾Â ¾³½µ¹ ù´Ï ¿À¾ÇÌ,
We've always been out of our minds ÜË ±µ·Ã¼½Ë¼¸ ±Ë»¸ ²Áµ³´°
The rum pours strong and thin, Ҿ ºÀµ¿º¸¹ »ÌµÂÁÏ À¾¼
beat out the dustman with the rain dogs Ý° ¼ÃÁ¾Àºµ ¿¾³À¾¼, ·´µÁÌ ¿ÁË ´¾¶´Ï
Aboard a shipwreck train, âÀ°¼²°¹ µ¿µÀÌ ½°È ´¾¼
give my umbrella to the rain dogs ܾ¹ ´°¹Âµ ·¾½Â ͸¼ ¿Á°¼ ´¾¶´Ï
For I am a rain dog, too ï Á ½¸¼¸, ²µ´Ì Ï ¿µÁ ´¾¶´Ï!
Oh, how we danced and we swallowed the night Þ, º°º ¿»ÏÁ°»¸ ¼Ë, ·°³»°Â˲°Ï ½¾ÇÌ
Her long hair black as a raven Ò¾»¾Á µµ Á¼¾»Ì À°Á¿»µÁº°»°ÁÌ
Oh, how we danced and you whispered to me Þ, º°º ¿»ÏÁ°»¸ ¼Ë, Á¼µÏ»°ÁÌ ÂË ½°´¾ ¼½¾¹
You'll never be going back home âË ½¸º¾³´° ½µ ²µÀ½µÈÌÁÏ ´¾¼¾¹
Oh, how we danced with the Rose of Tralee Þ, º°º ¿»ÏÁ°»¸ ¼Ë, Á ྷ¾¹ ¸· Tralee
Her long hair black as a raven Ò¾»¾Á µµ Á¼¾»Ì À°Á¿»µÁº°»°ÁÌ
Oh, how we danced and you whispered to me Þ, º°º ¿»ÏÁ°»¸ ¼Ë, Á¼µÏ»°ÁÌ ÂË ½°´¾ ¼½¾¹
You'll never be going back home âË ½¸º¾³´° ½µ ²µÀ½µÈÌÁÏ ´¾¼¾¹
Rose of Tralee -º¾½ºÃÀÁ ºÀ°Á¾ÂË ² ØÀ»°½´¸¸
Train Song ßµÁ½Ï ß¾µ·´°
Well I broke down in E. St. Louis ×½°Ç¸Â,¾Âº»ÎǸ»ÁÏ Ï ² Cµ½Â-ÛøÁµ
On the Kansas City line Ò ÍºÁ¿ÀµÁÁµ ½° Ú°½·°Á-á¸Â¸
and I drunk up all my money Ø Ï ¿À¾¿¸» ²Áµ Á²¾¸ ´µ½Ì³¸
that I borrowed every time Ø º°¶´Ë¹ À°· Ï ·°½¸¼°»
and I fell down at the derby Ø Ï ÃºÀË»ÁÏ Á²¾µ¹ ȻϿ¾¹
and now the night's black as a crow Ð ·° ¾º½¾¼, º°º ²¾À¾½, ½¾ÇÌ
It was a train that took me away from here í¾ ±Ë» ¿¾µ·´, ¾½ ý¾Á¸» ¼µ½Ï ¿À¾ÇÌ
but a train can't bring me home Þ½ ½¸º¾³´° ½µ ¿À¸²µ·µÂ ¼µ½Ï ´¾¼¾¹
What made my dreams so hollow ç¾ Á´µ»°»¾ ¼¾¸ ¼µÇÂË ¿ÃÁÂ˼¸
was standing at the depot Ú¾³´° ½° Áº»°´µ Ï Á¾ϻ
with a steeple full of swallows Ø »°Á¾Ǻ¸ ½° È¿¸»µ ³½µ·´° ²¸»¸
that could never ring the bell Ó´µ ½¸º¾³´° ½µ ±ÌΠº¾»¾º¾»°
and I come ten thousand miles away ⵿µÀÌ ·° Á¾Â½¸ ¼¸»Ì ¾ÂÁδ°
with not one thing to show Ø ½µ ³À¾È° ½µÂ ·° ´ÃȾ¹
well it was a train that took me away from here ç¾ ¶, ; ±Ë» ¿¾µ·´, ¾½ ý¾Á¸» ¼µ½Ï ¿À¾ÇÌ
but a train can't bring me home Þ½ ½¸º¾³´° ½µ ¿À¸²µ·µÂ ¼µ½Ï ´¾¼¾¹
I remember when I left ï ¿¾¼½Î, º°º Ï Ãµ·¶°Ï,
without bothering to pack ݵ ²·Ï» ½¸ ²µÉ¸ ½¸ ±°³°¶,
you know I up and left with ÒË ·½°µÂµ º°º Ï Á¾À²°»ÁÏ
just the clothes I had on my back Ò Çµ¼ ±Ë» Ãȵ» ½° °±¾À´°¶
now I'm sorry for what I've done ⵿µÀÌ ¶°»µÎ Ï ¾ ¾¼
and I'm out here on my own Ø Â¾»Ìº¾ ·´µÁÌ Â¾¿µÀÌ ¼¾¹ ´¾¼
well it was a train that took me away from ç¾ ¶, ; ±Ë» ¿¾µ·´, ¾½ ý¾Á¸» ¼µ½Ï ¿À¾ÇÌ
here but a train can't bring me home Þ½ ½¸º¾³´° ½µ ¿À¸²µ·µÂ ¼µ½Ï ´¾¼¾¹
16 shells from a 30.6 16 ¿Ã»Ì º°»¸±À° 36.
I plugged 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six ï ²Á°´¸» 16 ¿Ã»Ì º°»¸±À° 36
and a Black Crow snuck through a hole in the sky Ø "çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½" ½ËÀ½Ã» ² ´ËÀà ² ¾±»°º°Å
so I spent all my buttons on an old pack mule â°º Ï ¿¾ÂÀ°Â¸» ²Áµ ±¾µ¿À¸¿°ÁË ½° Á°À¾¼ ¾Á»µ
and I made me a ladder from a pawn shop marimba Ø Ï Á´µ»°» Áµ±µ »µÁ½¸Æà ¸· Á°Àµ½Ìº¾¹ ¼°À¸¼±Ë
and I leaned it up against a dandelion tree Ø Ï ¿À¸Á»¾½¸» µµ º Á²¾»Ã ´µÀµ²° ¾´Ã²°½Ç¸º¾²
and I leaned it up against a dandelion tree Ø Ï ¿À¸Á»¾½¸» µµ º Á²¾»Ã ´µÀµ²° ¾´Ã²°½Ç¸º¾²
And I filled me a sachel full of old pig corn Ø Ï ½°±¸» ¿¾»½Ë¹ À°½µÆ ¿¾À¾ÁÏÇ̸Š¾ÂÀñµ¹
and I beat me a billy from an old French horn Ò¾·´ÃÅ Á¾ÂÀÏÁ°Ï ·²Ãº°¼¸ ²°»Â¾À½Ë
and I kicked that mule to the top of the tree ×°³½°» ¾Á»° ¿¸½º°¼¸ ¿Àϼ¾ ½° ¼°ºÃȺà ´µÀµ²°
and I blew me a hole 'bout the size of a kickdrum Ø Ï Ã´À°» ² ´ËÀà À°·¼µÀ¾¼ Á ±¾ÇºÃ-±°À°±°½
and I cut me a switch from a long branch elbow Ø ÁÀµ·°» Áµ±µ ¿¾Á¾Å ¸· ºÀÎǺ¾²°Â¾¹ ²µÂº¸
Chorus å¾À
I'm gonna whittle you into kindlin' ØÁºÀ¾¼Á°Î µ±Ï ² ɵ¿º¸,
Black Crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½, 16 ¿Ã»Ì ¸· 36
whittle you into kindlin' ØÁºÀ¾¼Á°Î µ±Ï ² ɵ¿º¸,
Black Crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½, 16 ¿Ã»Ì ¸· 36
Well I slept in the holler ×½°Ç¸Â, Á¿°» Ï ² ³»Ã±¸½µ
of a dry creek bed ¿¾Áµ»¸ ¿µÀµÁ¾Åȵ³¾ ÀÃÇÌÏ
and I tore out the buckets ÒËÀ˲°Ï ¿¾ÀȽ¸ ¸· ½µ´À ºÀ°Á½¾³¾ Ú¾À²µÂ°
from a red Corvette, tore out the buckets from a red Corvette ÒËÀ˲°Ï ¿¾ÀȽ¸ ¸· ½µ´À ºÀ°Á½¾³¾ Ú¾À²µÂ°
Lionel and Dave and the Butcher made three Û°¹¾½µ» ¸ Ôµ¹² ¸ ÜÏÁ½¸º Á¾¾±À°·¸»¸ ½° ÂÀ¾¸Å
you got to meet me by the knuckles of the skinnybone tree á²¾¸¼¸ ±°»°»°¹º°¼¸ ½°´´°»¸ ¼½µ ¿¾´ ´ËÅ
with the strings of a Washburn Ø ÁÂÀÃ½Ë ãÍȱ¾À½°
stretched like a clothes line ¿À¾²¸Á»¸ º°º ²µÀµ²º¸ ´»Ï ±µ»ÌÏ
you know me and that mule scrambled right through the hole ݾ ¼Ë Á ¾Á»¾¼ ¿À¾»µ·»¸ ² Âà ´ËÀÃ, ²Ë ·½°µÂµ ¼µ½Ï
you know me and that mule scrambled right through the hole ݾ ¼Ë Á ¾Á»¾¼ ¿À¾»µ·»¸ ² Âà ´ËÀÃ, ²Ë ·½°µÂµ ¼µ½Ï
Chorus å¾À
I'm gonna whittle you into kindlin' ØÁºÀ¾¼Á°Î µ±Ï ² ɵ¿º¸,
Black Crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½, 16 ¿Ã»Ì ¸· 36
whittle you into kindlin' ØÁºÀ¾¼Á°Î µ±Ï ² ɵ¿º¸,
Black Crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½, 16 ¿Ã»Ì ¸· 36
Now I hold him prisoner in a Washburn jail ⵿µÀÌ ¾½ ÂϽµÂ ÁÀ¾º ² ãÍȱ¾À½° ÂÎÀ̼µ
that stapped on the back of my old kick mule Ý° ·°´½¸Æµ ¾Á»° ¾½° ±¾»Â°µÂÁÏ Âµ¿µÀÌ
strapped it on the back of my old kick mule Ý° ·°´½¸Æµ ¾Á»° ¾½° ±¾»Â°µÂÁÏ Âµ¿µÀÌ
I bang on the strings just to drive him crazy ï ±Àµ½Çà ½° ÁÂÀý°Å ¾»Ìº¾, Ǿ±Ë ¾½ Á²¸Å½Ã»ÁÏ
I strum it loud just to rattle his cage ï ±ÌÎ ¿¾ ½¸¼ Á¸»Ì½µµ, Ǿ± ¾½ Á¾´À¾³°»ÁÏ
strum it loud just to rattle his cage ï ±ÌÎ ¿¾ ½¸¼ Á¸»Ì½µµ, Ǿ± ¾½ Á¾´À¾³°»ÁÏ
Chorus å¾À
I'm gonna whittle you into kindlin' ØÁºÀ¾¼Á°Î µ±Ï ² ɵ¿º¸,
Black Crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½, 16 ¿Ã»Ì ¸· 36
whittle you into kindlin' ØÁºÀ¾¼Á°Î µ±Ï ² ɵ¿º¸,
Black Crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six çµÀ½Ë¹ Ò¾À¾½, 16 ¿Ã»Ì ¸· 36
I'll Take New York ï ²¾·Ì¼Ã ÝÌÎ-Ù¾Àº
I'll tip the newsboy ï ´°¼ ³°·µÂǸºÃ ½° Ç°¹
I'll get a shine Ø ±Ã´Ã Ï Á¸ÏÂÌ
I'll ride this dream Ø ¾Áµ´»°² ¼µÇÂÃ
to the end of the line ßÀ¾µ´Ã ´¾ º¾½Æ°
I'm going places ܵ½ÏÏ À°·½Ëµ ¼µÁ°
I'll take a ride Úÿ»Î ±¸»µÂ¸º
Up to the Riverside Ô¾ าµÀá°¹´
I'll take NY ï ²¾·Ì¼Ã ÝÌÎ-Ù¾Àº
I'll let it happen ßÃÁÂÌ ²Áµ Á»ÃǸÂÁÏ
I'll pop the cork ï Å»¾¿½Ã ¿À¾±º¾¹
tear off the wrapping á¾À²°² ¾±µÀºÃ
I'll make a splash on the Hudson ÒÁ¿»µÁº ½° Óô·¾½µ
that's how I will arrive í¾ - ¾, º°º Ï ¿À¸¹´Ã
Hey, do you have two tens for a five? í¹, ´°¹ ´²° ´µÁϺ° ´»Ï ¿Ï¸?
Roll out the carpet à°Áº°Â°¹Âµ º¾²µÀ
Strike up the band ÞÀºµÁÂÀ ³Àµ¼¸Â
break into the best ÒÀ˲°ÏÁÌ ² »ÃÇȵµ
champagne when I land è°¼¿°½Áº¾µ ½° ÂÀ°¿
Beat the parade drum ѵ¹Âµ ±°À°±°½ ¿°À°´°
hit all the bars å¸Â ²¾ ²ÁµÅ ±°À°Å
I want the moon and stars ï žÇà »Ã½Ã ¸ ·²µ·´Ë
But I'll take NY ݾ Ï ²¾·Ì¼Ã ÝÌÎ-Ù¾Àº
I'll make it happen ßÃÁÂÌ ²Áµ Á»ÃǸÂÁÏ
Blow out the candlels Ó°Á¸Âµ Á²µÇ¸
tear off the wrappin' á¾À²°² ¾±µÀºÃ
And I know someday Ø Ï ·½°Î º¾³´°-½¸±Ã´Ì
they'll have to name a street after me ܽ¾¹ ½°·¾²Ã Âà û¸ÆÃ
right next door to old Franklin ç¾ ÀÏ´¾¼ Á¾ Á°À˼ äÀͽº»¸½¾¼
More Than Rain Ѿ»Ìȵ çµ¼ Ô¾¶´Ì (º¾½ÆµÀ½˹ ²°À¸°½Â)
This is about all the bad days in the world... í¾ - ¾±¾ ²ÁµÅ ¿»¾Å¸Å ´½ÏÅ ² ¼¸Àµ.
I used I have so little bad days and I kept to mini little bucks Ô°, ¸ à ¼µ½Ï ±Ë²°»¸ °º¸µ ¼°»µ½Ìº¸µ ¿»¾Å¸µ ´µ½µÇº¸, ¸ Ï Á¾ÅÀ°½¸» Á¾²Áµ¼ ½µ¼½¾³¾ ±°ºÁ¾²
and one day I trough the ??? the yard. Ø ¾´½°¶´Ë Ï Â¾Ç½¾ ¿¾¿°´Ã ½° º»°´±¸Éµ.
Oh, just a couple little innocent bad days. Þ, ¾»Ìº¾ º°º°Ï-¾ ¿°À° ¼°»µ½Ìº¸Å ½µ²¸½½ËÅ ¿»¾Å¸Å ´½µ¹.
Well we have a big grain. Ø ¼Ë öµ ¸¼µµ¼ ¾´½¾ ±¾»ÌȾµ ·µÀ½¾..
I don't now why ever growing in. ï °º ¸ ½µ ·½°Î ¿¾Çµ¼Ã ¾½¸ º¾³´°-»¸±¾ ¿À¾À°Á°ÎÂ.
But I think we used put act shows after ring, coffee grounds too. ݾ Ï ´Ã¼°Î, Ǿ ¼Ë ²Áµ³´° ¿¾¿°´°µ¼ ½° Ⱦà ¿¾Á»µ ·²¾½º°, ·µÀ½ËȺ¸ º¾Äµ - ¾ ¶µ..
Why don't plant your bad days the growing to weeks, weeks growing to months ߾ǵ¼Ã ½µ ´µ»°Î ¿À¸²¸²º¸? Ұȸ ¿»¾Å¸µ ´½¸ ²ËÀ¾Á°Î ² ½µ´µ»¸, ½µ´µ»¸, ²ËÀ°Á°Î ² ¼µÁÏÆ°
Before you know you got yourself bad you. ßÀµ¶´µ, ǵ¼ ²Ë ÷½°µÂµ, ²Ë ¿¾»ÃǸµ °º¾³¾ ¿»¾Å¾³¾ Áµ±Ï...
Take it from me. Ô°²°¹Âµ º°º Ï.
Choke those little bad days ßÀ¸´Ãȸµ ͸ ¼°»µ½Ìº¸µ ¿»¾Å¸µ ´µ½Ìº¸!
Choke'em damn'em nothing ßÀ¸´Ãȸµ ¸Å ²Áµ º ǵÀÂÃ!
Where're your days - choke'em! ÒÁµ ²°È¸ ´½¸ -¿À¸´Ãȸ!
You choke my days - I'll choke yours. ÒË ´Ãȸµ ¼¾¸ ´½¸ - Ï ´ÃÈà ²°È¸!..
It's more than rain that falls on our parade tonight í¾ - ±¾»Ìȵ ǵ¼ ´¾¶´Ì, Ǿ ¿°´°» ½¾ÇÌÎ ½° ¿°À°´,
it's more than thunder it's more than thunder Ø ³À¾¼Çµ ³À¾¼°, ¸ ³À¾¼Çµ ³À¾¼°
it's more than a bad dream now well I'm soaped áÂÀ°È½µ¹ º¾È¼°À½ËÅ Á½¾², ¸Å ½µ ¾Â¼ËÂÌ ¼½µ ½¸º¾³´°
it's more than sad times it's more than sad times Ø Â϶µ»µ¹ ¿µÇ°»¸, ¸ Â϶µ»µ¹ ¿µÇ°»¸.
none of our pockets are filled with gold ÔËÀ° ² º°À¼°½µ, ´°, ·¾»¾Â° °¼ ½µÂ,
nobody's caught the boquet ÑúµÂ ½¸ºÂ¾ ½µ ¿¾¹¼°»
We run the darkness streets of the world ß¾ µ¼½Ë¼ û¸Æ°¼ ±µ¶¸¼ ±Ã´Â¾ ½° Á²µÂ
I'm driving crazy of your Ó´µ Ï Á²¾¶Ã µ±Ï Á ü°...
It's more than trouble but I've gun myselfing too Ỿ¶½µ¹ ¿À¾±»µ¼Ë, žÂÌ ¿¸Á¾»µÂ à ¼µ½Ï µÁÂÌ
it's more than woe-be-gotten grey skies now ÓÀÃÁ½µ¹ ǵ¼ ² ÁµÀËÅ ½µ±µÁ°Å ¿µÇ°»Ì
none of our pockets are filled with gold ÔËÀ° ² º°À¼°½µ, ´°, ·¾»¾Â° °¼ ½µÂ,
nobody's caught the boquet ÑúµÂ ½¸ºÂ¾ ½µ ¿¾¹¼°»
We run the darkness streets of the world ß¾ µ¼½Ë¼ û¸Æ°¼ ±µ¶¸¼ ±Ã´Â¾ ½° Á²µÂ
I'm driving crazy of your Ó´µ Ï Á²¾¶Ã µ±Ï Á ü°...
and it's more than goodbye I have to say to you Ø ±¾»Ìȵ, ǵ¼ ¿À¾É°¹, Ǿ ´¾»¶µ½ Ï Áº°·°ÂÌ Âµ±µ
it's more than woe-be-gotten grey skies now ÓÀÃÁ½µ¹ ǵ¼ ² ÁµÀËÅ ½µ±µÁ°Å ¿µÇ°»Ì
and it's more than goodbye I have to say to you Ø ±¾»Ìȵ, ǵ¼ ¿À¾É°¹, Ǿ ´¾»¶µ½ Ï Áº°·°ÂÌ Âµ±µ
it's more than woe-be-gotten grey skies now ÓÀÃÁ½µ¹ ǵ¼ ² ÁµÀËÅ ½µ±µÁ°Å ¿µÇ°»Ì
Johnsburg, Illinois Ô¶¾½Á±ÃÀ³, È° ػ»¸½¾¹Á.
ܵÁ¾ À¾¶´µ½¸Ï ÚÍ»¸½ ÑÀµ½½°½, ¶µ½Ë â¾¼°.
She's my only true love Þ½° -¼¾µ ÁÇ°ÁÂ̵
she's all that I think of Þ ½µ¹ ¼¾¸ ¼ËÁ»¸
look here in my wallet Ø Ä¾Â¾ ² ±Ã¼°¶½¸ºµ
that's her í¾ - ¾½°
She grew up on a farm there ÜË ²ËÀ¾Á»¸ ²¼µÁµ
there's a place on my arm Ø Ï ½° ¿Àµ´¿»µÇ̵
where I've written her name â²¾µ ¸ ¼¾µ ½°¿¸Á°»
next to mine ¸¼µ½°
you see I just can't ݵ ¼½µ ±µ· µ±Ï
live without her ¿¾º¾Ï
and I'm her only boy Ý°²µº¸ Ï »¸ÈÌ Â²¾¹
and she grew up outside McHenry âË À¾Á»° ²´°»¸ ¾Â Ü°ºÓµ½À¸
in Johnsburg, Illinois Ò Ô¶¾½Á±ÃÀ³µ, È° ػ»¸½¾¹Á.
Innocent When You Dream ݵ²¸½½°, º¾³´° ÂË Á¿¸ÈÌ
The bats are in the belfry Ý° º¾»¾º¾»Ì½µ ¼Ëȸ
the dew is on the moor Ð ½° ¿¾»ÏÅ - À¾Á°
where are the arms that held me â°¼, ³´µ ÂË ¾Â´°²°»°
and pledged her love before Ûα¾²Ì Á²¾Î ²¿À¾Á°º
and pledged her love before ᲾΠ»Î±¾²Ì ²¿À¾Á°º
Chorus: å¾À:
It's such a sad old feeling ؾ³ ¼¾¸Å Áº¸Â°½¸¹
the fields are soft and green Ò ¿¾»ÏÅ ·µ»µ½ËŠ¸ÈÌ
it's memories that I'm stealing ãºÀ°´µ½½ËÅ ²¾Á¿¾¼¸½°½¸¹
but you're innocent when you dream ݾ ½µ²¸½½° ÂË, º¾³´° ÂË Á¿¸ÈÌ
when you dream Ú¾³´° ÂË Á¿¸ÈÌ
you're innocent when you dream â°º ½µ²¸½½° ÂË, º¾³´° ÂË Á¿¸ÈÌ
Running through the graveyard ß¾ º»°´±¸Éà ³¾½Ï»¸
we laughed my friends and I ܾ¸ ´À÷ÌÏ ¸ Ï
we swore we'd be together ἵϻ¸ÁÌ, ¾±µÉ°»¸
until the day we died ÑËÂÌ ²¼µÁµ ½°²Áµ³´°
until the day we died ÑËÂÌ ²¼µÁµ ½°²Áµ³´°
Repeat chorus å¾À
I made a golden promise ç¾ ¼Ë ½°²µº¸ ²¼µÁµ
that we would never part ï º»Ï²à Á¾Â²¾À¸»
I gave my love a locket Ô°» ¼µ´°»Ì¾½ ² ¿¾´°À¾º
and then I broke her heart Ø ÁµÀ´Æµ µ¹ À°·±¸»
and then I broke her heart Ø ÁµÀ´Æµ µ¹ À°·±¸»
Repeat chorus å¾À
Big Black Mariah Ѿ»ÌÈ°Ï çµÀ½°Ï Ü°À¸Ï
Well cutting through the canebrake, rattling the sill ×½°Ç¸Â, À°ÁÁµº°Ï ·°À¾Á»¸ ÂÀ¾Á½¸º°, Á ¿¾´¾º¾½½¸º° - ²¾´°
Thunder that the rain makes when the shadow tops the hill Ô¾¶´Ì ¿À¾¸·²¾´¸Â ³À¾¼, ¸ µ½¸ ¿»ÏÈ཰ ²µÀȸ½µ ž»¼°
Big light on the back street, hill to ever more Ѿ»ÌȾ¹ Á²µÂ ½° ·°´²¾Àº°Å, °¼ Á²°»º° - ½°²Áµ³´°
Packing down the ladder with the hammer to the floor ß¾ »µÁ½¸Æµ Á¿ÃÁº°ÏÁÌ Á ¼¾»¾Â¾Çº¾¼ ´»Ï ¾À³¾²
Here come the Big Black Mariah, here come the Big Black Mariah ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, ·´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï
Here come the Big Black Mariah, I seen the big black Ford ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, Ï ²¸¶Ã ±¾»ÌȾ¹ ǵÀ½Ë¹ ä¾À´
Well he's all boxed up on a red belle dame ×½°Ç¸Â, ¾½ ²Áµ Á¾±À°» ² º¾À¾±ºÃ, ²Áµ Ǿ ±Ë»¾ à ½µ³¾
Hunted Black Johnny with a blind man's cane çµÀ½Ë¹ Ô¶¾½½¸ ² ±µ³°Å Á ÂÀ¾Á¾Ǻ¾¹ Á»µ¿¾³¾
A yellow bullet with a rag out in the wind Öµ»Â°Ï ¿Ã»Ï ²·±°»°¼Ã¸»° ²µÂÀ°
An old blind tiger, got an old bell Jim ÞÁ»µ¿È¸¹ Á°À˹ ¸³À, Á°À˹ º¾»¾º¾»ÌǸº Ô¶¸¼
Here come the Big Black Mariah, here come the Big Black Mariah ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, ·´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï
Here come the Big Black Mariah, here come the big black Ford ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, Ï ²¸¶Ã ±¾»ÌȾ¹ ǵÀ½Ë¹ ä¾À´
Sent to the skies on a Benny Jag Blue ß¾Á»°½½Ë¹ ½µ±¾¼ ½° ѵ½½¸ Ô¶°³ Ñ»Î
Off to bed without his supper like a Linda brides do ѵ· ö¸½° ¸ ±µ· ¿¾Áµ»¸ Á»¾²½¾ ½µ²µÁÂË Û¸½´Ë ÂÃÂ
He got to do the story with the old widow Jones Þ½ ½°Ç°» Ä»¸À¾²°ÂÌ Á¾ Á°À¾¹ ²´¾²¾¹ Ô¶¾
Got a wooden coat, this boy is never coming home Ô¾¼¾¹ ¾½ ½µ ²µÀ½µÂÁÏ ² ´µÀµ²Ï½½¾¼ ¿°»Ì¾
Here come the Big Black Mariah, here come the Big Black Mariah ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, ·´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï
Here come the Big Black Mariah, I seen that big black Ford ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, Ï ²¸¶Ã ±¾»ÌȾ¹ ǵÀ½Ë¹ ä¾À´
Cut through the canebrake, oh yeah ßÀ¾Áµº° ² ·°À¾Á»ÏÅ ÂÀ¾Á½¸º°, ¾ ´°.
Well he's all boxed up on a red belle dame ×½°Ç¸Â, ¾½ ²Áµ Á¾±À°» ² º¾À¾±ºÃ, ²Áµ Ǿ ±Ë»¾ à ½µ³¾
Flat Blue Johnny with a blind man's cane ß»¾Áº¸¹ ḽ¸¹ Ô¶¾½½¸ Á ÂÀ¾Á¾Ǻ¾¹ Á»µ¿¾³¾
A hundred yellow bullets shook a rag out in the wind á¾Â½Ï ¶µ»ÂËÅ ¿Ã»Ì ²·±°»°¼Ã¸»° ²µÂÀ°
An old blind tiger, on a bell you win á°À˹ Á»µ¿¾¹ ¸³À, ·²¾½¾º - µ±µ ¿¾À°.
Here come the Big Black Mariah, here come the Big Black Mariah ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, ·´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï
Here come the Big Black Mariah, here come the big black Ford ×´µÁÌ ±Ã´µÂ Ѹ³ ѻͺ Ü°À¸Ï, Ï ²¸¶Ã ±¾»ÌȾ¹ ǵÀ½Ë¹ ä¾À´
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Undeground ß¾´ ·µ¼»µ¹.
Rattle Big Black Bones ÓÀ¾¼ µ»µ¶µº Á ó»µ¼
in the Danger zone áµÂÌ ¾¿°Á½ËÅ ·¾½
there's a rumblin' groan Ø ÃÂÀ¾±½Ë¹ Á¾½
down below â°¼ - ²½¸·Ã
there's a big dark town Ó¾À¾´ µ¼½ËÅ Á¸»
it's a place I've found ï µ³¾ ¾ÂºÀË»
there's a world going on Þ½ ²µ´µÂ Á²¾Î ¶¸·½Ì
Underground ß¾´ ·µ¼»µ¹
they're alive, they're awake Þ½¸ µÁÂÌ, ¾½¸ ·´µÁÌ
while the rest of the world is asleep Ò Ç°Á, º¾³´° ²µÁÌ ½°È ¼¸À ²¸´¸Â Á½Ë
below the mine shaft roads Ò »°±¸À¸½Â°Å È°ÅÂ
it will all unfold Ø´µÂ Á¼µ½° ²°ÅÂ
there's a world going on í¾ ¼¸À ²µ´µÂ ¶¸·½Ì
Underground ß¾´ ·µ¼»µ¹
all the roots hang down Ú¾À½¸ °¼ ²¸ÁÏÂ
swing from town to town Ó¾À¾´° Á¾ÏÂ
they are marching around â°¼ ²½¸·Ã
down under your boots ß¾´ ²¾¸¼ ±°È¼°º¾¼
all the trucks unload ݸ¶µ ½¾À ºÀ¾Â¾²
beyond the gopher holes Ò°³¾½µÂ¾º À¾²
there's a world going on í¾ ¼¸À ²µ´µÂ ¶¸·½Ì
Underground ß¾´ ·µ¼»µ¹
Yesterday Is Here Ú¾³´° ¿À¸´µÂ ²ÇµÀ°
If you want money in your pocket âË Å¾ÇµÈÌ ´µ½µ³ ² º¾Èµ»µÇµº
and a top hat on your head Ø Á¸»Ì½Ë¹ ºµ¿¸ ½°±µºÀµ½Ì
a hot meal on your table Ó¾ÀÏÇÃÎ µ´Ã ½° Á¾»
and a blanket on your bed Ø Âµ¿»Ë¹ ¿»µ´ ² ¿¾Áµ»Ì.
well today is grey skies áµ³¾´½Ï ½µ±¾ ² ÁµÀ¾¼
tomorrow is tears Ð ·°²ÂÀ° Á»µ· ²¾´°
you'll have to wait til yesterday is here âË ¶´µÈÌ ¿¾º° ²ÇµÀ° ¿À¸´µÂ Áδ°
Well I'm going to New York City ç¾ ¶, ° Ï µ´Ã ² ÝÌÎ-Ù¾Àº-á¸Â¸
and I'm leaving on a train ï õ·¶°Î, ½Ã ¸ ¿ÃÁÂÌ
and if you want to stay behind and Ø µÁ»¸ žǵÈÌ - ¾Á°²°¹ÁÏ
wait til I come back again âË ¶´¸ ¼µ½Ï - ¸ Ï ²µÀ½ÃÁÌ
well today is grey skies áµ³¾´½Ï ½µ±¾ ² ÁµÀ¾¼
tomorrow is tears Ð ·°²ÂÀ° Á»µ· ²¾´°
you'll have to wait til yesterday is here âË ¶´µÈÌ ¿¾º° ²ÇµÀ° ¿À¸´µÂ Áδ°
If you want to go Ø º¾»Ì ·°Å¾ÇµÈÌ Ã¹Â¸
where the rainbows end âô°, ³´µ À°´Ã³¸ º¾½µÆ
you'll have to say goodbye âË ´¾»¶µ½ ²Áµ¼ Áº°·°ÂÌ ¿À¾É°¹
all our dreams come true ÒÁµ ½°È¸ Á½Ë ½°Á ¶´ÃÂ
baby up ahead â°¼, ´µÂº°, ²¿µÀµ´¸
and it's out where your memories lie â°¼, ³´µ ²¾¸Å ²¾Á¿¾¼¸½°½¸¹ À°¹
well the road's out before me ç¾ ¶, ²¾Â ´¾À¾³° ¿Àµ´¾ ¼½¾Î
and the moon is shining bright Ý°´ ½µÎ ÏÀº°Ï »Ã½°
what I want you to remember ç¾ Ï Å¾ÇÃ, Ǿ± ÂË ·°¿¾¼½¸»°
as I disappear tonight â¾, º°º ¸Áǵ·½Ã Ï
today is grey skies áµ³¾´½Ï ½µ±¾ ² ÁµÀ¾¼
tomorrow's tears Ð ·°²ÂÀ° Á»µ· ²¾´°
you'll have to wait til yesterday is here âË ¶´µÈÌ ¿¾º° ²ÇµÀ° ¿À¸´µÂ Áδ°
you'll have to wait til yesterday is here âË ¶´µÈÌ ¿¾º° ²ÇµÀ° ¿À¸´µÂ Áδ°
Ruby's Arms àú¸ àñ¸
i will leave behind all of my clothes, Þ´µ¶´Ã ²ÁÎ Á²¾Î ¾Á°²»Î
i wore when i was with you, µµ ½¾Á¸» º¾³´° Ï ±Ë» Á ¾±¾Î
all I need's my railroad boots, Û¸ÈÌ ¿Ãµ²Ëµ ±°È¼°º¸,
and my leather jacket, Ô° ºÃÀÂºÃ Ï ²¾·Ì¼Ã Á Á¾±¾¹
as i say goodbye to ruby's arms, Òµ´Ì Ï Áº°¶Ã ¿À¾É°¹ ²¾¸¼ Àú°¼
although my heart is breaking, å¾ÂÌ ÁµÀ´Æ° »µ´ À°Áº¾»¾Â
i will steal away out through your blinds, ï ¿À¾Áº¾»Ì·½Ã Áº¾Àµ¹ ¼¸¼¾ ·°ºÀËÂËÅ ³»°·
for soon you will be waking. ßÀ¾Á½µÈÌÁÏ ÂË Ã¶ Áº¾À¾
the morning light has washed your face, Ҿ Á²µÂ ·°À¸ ¾¼Ë» »¸Æ¾
and everything is turning blue now, ᵹǰÁ ÂË Â°º ¿ÀµºÀ°Á½°
hold on to your pillow case âË ¾±½Ï»° Á²¾Î ¿¾´ÃȺÃ
there's nothing i can do now, áÂ¾Î Ï ·´µÁÌ ½°¿À°Á½¾
as i say goodbye to ruby's arms, ï ³¾²¾ÀÎ ¿À¾É°¹ ²¾¸¼ Àú°¼
you'll find another soldier, Òµ´Ì ÂË ½°¹´µÈÌ ´Àó¾³¾
and i swear to god by christmastime Ø Ï º»Ï½ÃÁÌ ¿¾´ ྶ´µÁ²¾
there will be someone else to hold you. Ò Çö¸Å ¾±ÌÏÂÌÏÅ ±Ã´µÈÌ Á½¾²°
the only thing i'm taking is ï Á ±µ»Ìµ²ËÅ ²µÀµ²¾º Á½Ï»
the scarf off of your clothesline, ¿»°Â¾Çµº ²¾¹ ½° ¿°¼ÏÂÌ
i'll hurry past your chest of drawers, Ø ¾±Å¾¶Ã º¾¼¾´ Áº¾Àµ¹
and your broken window chimes, á Á¾±¾¹ ½µ ² Á¸»°Å Á»°´¸ÂÌ
as i say goodbye i'll say goodbye, ï ³¾²¾ÀÎ ¿À¾É°¹, ¸ Ï Áº°¶Ã ¿À¾É°¹
say goodbye to ruby's arms. Ằ¶Ã ¿À¾É°¹ ²¾¸¼ Àú°¼.
i'll feel my way down the darken hall, ܵ½Ï ò¾´¸Â µ¼½Ë¹ ž»»,
and out into the morning, ò¾´¸Â ¿Àϼ¾ ² ÃÂÀ¾
the hobos at the freight yards, ÑÀ¾´Ï³¸ ² ³À÷¾²ËÅ Áº»°´°Å
have kept their fires burning, Þ³¾½Ì ÅÀ°½¸»¸ ¼Ã´À¾
so jesus christ this goddamn rain, Þ, ±¾¶µ ¼¾¹, ; ǵÀ¾² ´¾¶´Ì,
will someone put me on a train, ßÃÁ¸ ¼µ½Ï ½° ¿¾µ·´ Þ´Ïɸ¹ ¿À¾ÇÌ
i'll never kiss your lips again, ݵ ¿¾Æµ»ÃΠ²¾¸ ³Ã±Ë ²½¾²Ì
or break your heart, Ø ÁµÀ´Æµ ½µ ²·¾À²µÂ »Î±¾²Ì
as i say goodbye i'll say goodbye, ï »¸ÈÌ Áº°¶Ã ¿À¾É°¹, ´°, Ï Áº°¶Ã ¿À¾É°¹,
say goodbye to ruby's arms. Ằ¶Ã ¿À¾É°¹ ²¾¸¼ Àú°¼.
Red Shoes by the Drugstore ÚÀ°Á½Ëµ ÂÃÄ»¸ à °¿Âµº¸
She wore red shoes by the drugstore Ò ºÀ°Á½ËÅ ÂÃĵ»Ìº°Å ¾½° Á¾ϻ° à °¿Âµº¸
as the rain splashed the nickel ß¾Áº¾»ÌºÃ ´¾¶´Ì ·°»¸» ²µÁÌ Ý¸ºµ»Ì
spilled like chablis along the midway ßÀ¾»¸»ÁÏ º°º ²¸½¾ ½° ¿¾»¿Ã¸.
theres a little bluejay Ú°º-±Ã´Â¾ ½µ±¾»ÌÈ°Ï ¿Â°Èº°
in a red dress, on a sad night Ò ºÀ°Á½¾¼ ¿»°Â̵, ² ¿µÇ°»Ì½¾¹ ½¾Ç¸,
one straw in a rootbeer á¾»¾¼º° ² ȸ¿Ãǵ¼ ½°¿¸Âºµ,
a compact with a cracked mirror ßôÀµ½¸Æ° Á ÂÀµÁ½ÃÂ˼ ·µÀº°»¾¼,
and a bottle of evening in paris perfume Ø Ä»°º¾½Ç¸º ¿°À¸¶Áº¸Å ´Ãž².
he told her to wait in by the magazines Þ½ ¶´°ÂÌ µ³¾ ²µ»µ» µ¹ à º¸¾Áº°
he had to take care of some buisness it seems Þ½ Ǿ-¾ ´¾»¶µ½ ±Ë» ´¾´µ»°ÂÌ, µ¹ º°·°»¾ÁÌ,
bring a raincoat and a suitcase Ò¾·Ì¼¸ Á²¾¹ ¿»°É ¸ Áü¾ÇºÃ
and your dark eyes Ø Âµ¼½Ëµ ³»°·°
and wear those red shoes Ø ÂÃĵ»Ìº¸ ºÀ°Á½Ëµ ½°´µ½Ì
theres a dark huddle at the bus stop âµ¼½°Ï ¾»¿° ½° ¾Á°½¾²ºµ
umbrellas arranged in a sad bouquet Ò ±ÃºµÂµ ³ÀÃÁ¸ À°ÁƲµ»¸ ·¾½ÂË
li'l cesaer got caught Û¸ æµ·°ÀÏ ¿¾¹¼°»¸,
he was going down to second Ý°ºÀË»ÁÏ ·° ÁµºÃ½´Ã
he was cooled Ø ±Ë» ¾½ ¾Å»°¶´µ½.
changing stations on the chamber ßÀ¾¸·¾È»° ·°¼µ½° ² À°Á¿¸Á°½Ì¸
to steal a diamond ãºÀ°ÁÂÌ °»¼°·
from a jewelry store for his baby Ø· βµ»¸À½¾¹ »°²º¸ ´»Ï ½µµ.
he loved the way she looked in those red shoes Þ, º°º »Î±¸» ¾½ µµ ² ͸ŠºÀ°Á½ËÅ ÂÃĵ»Ìº°Å.
she waited by the drugstore Þ½° µ³¾ ¶´°»° °¼, à °¿Âµº¸
cesaer had never been this late before Ô¾ ;³¾ ¾½ ½¸ À°·Ã ½µ ¾¿¾·´°»
and the dogs bayed the moon á¾±°º¸ ²Ë»¸ ½° »Ã½Ã
and rattled their chains ØÅ ³À¾Å¾Â°»¸ Ƶ¿¸
and the cold jingle of taps in a puddle Ú°º »Ì´Ëȵº ² »Ã¶µ ÂÀµÁº
was the burglar alarm ÑË»° Á¸³½°»¸·°Æ¸Ï
snitching on ceasar ß¾´Á°²¸²È°Ï æµ·°ÀÏ
now the rain washes memories from the sidewalks ᵹǰÁ ´¾¶´Ì Á¼Ë²°µÂ ¿°¼ÏÂÌ Á ÂÀ¾ÂðÀ°
and the hounds splash down the nickel Ø Á¾±°º¸ ¿»µÉÃÂÁÏ ²½¸· ݸºµ»Ï,
full of soldiers Áµ³¾´½Ï ·´µÁÌ ¿¾»½¾ Á¾»´°Â¾²,
and santa claus is drunk in the ski room Ø ² »Ë¶½¾¹ º¾¼½°Âµ ½°¶À°»ÁÏ Ôµ´ ܾÀ¾·,
and it's christmas eve in a sad cafe á¾Çµ»Ì½¸º ² ¿¾»Ã¿ÃÁ¾¼ º°Äµ
when the moon gets this way ÞÂÂô° ²¸´½¾, º¾³´° »Ã½° ¾Á²µÂ¸Â ³¾À¾´
there's a little blue jay Ú°º-±Ã´Â¾ ½µ±¾»ÌÈ°Ï ¿Â°Èº°
by the newstand à º¸¾Áº°
wearing red shoes Á ºÀ°Á½Ë¼¸ ÂÃĵ»Ìº°¼¸ ½° ½¾³°Å
so meet me tonight by the drugstore â°º ²ÁÂÀµÂÌ ¼µ½Ï Áµ³¾´½Ï à °¿Âµº¸
we're goin out tonight Ø ¼Ë ¿¾¹´µ¼ Áµ³¾´½Ï ²µÇµÀ¾¼ ³Ã»ÏÂÌ
wear your red shoes Ø ÂÃĵ»Ìº¸ ºÀ°Á½Ëµ ½°´µ½Ì
Falling Down ß°´°Ï
I have come 500 miles just to see a halo ï ¿À¾Èµ» 500 ¼¸»Ì, Ǿ±Ë ²¸´µÂÌ ½¸¼± ²¾¹
Come from St. Petersburg, Scarlett and me Ø· á°½ºÂ-ߵµÀ±ÃÀ³° ¿À¸±Ë»¸ ẰÀ»µÂ ¸ Ï
Well I open my eyes, I was blind as can be ç¾ ¶, Ï ¾ÂºÀ¾Î ³»°·°, ¼¾¶µÂ ±Ë» Ï Á»µ¿¾¹,
When you give a man luck, he must fall in the sea ÕÁ»¸ ¼½µ ¿¾²µ·»¾, ¿¾Çµ¼Ã Ï Â¾½Ã ² µŠ¼¾ÀÏÅ
And she wants you to steal and get caught Ø ¾½° žǵÂ, Ǿ± ÂË ÃºÀ°» ¸ µ±Ï ·°¼µ»¸
For she loves you for all that you are not â°º º°º »Î±¸Â »¸ÈÌ Â¾, Ǿ ÂË - ½µÂ
When you're falling down, falling down Ú¾³´° ÂË ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
When you're falling down, falling down, falling down Ú¾³´° ÂË ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
You forget all the roses, don't come around on Sunday âË ·°±Ã´µÈÌ ²Áµ À¾·Ë, ½µ ¿À¸¹´µÈÌ ² ²Ëž´½¾¹
She's not gonna choose you for standing so tall Ô»Ï ½µµ ÂË ½µ ¿À¸½Æ ¸ ½µ ±¾³
Go on and take a swig of that poison and like it ßÀ¾´¾»¶°¹, ²Ë¿¸²°ÂÌ ²µÁÌ Â¾Â Ï´ ¸ ¿¾´¾±½¾ ;¼Ã
And don't ask for silverware, don't ask for nothing Ø ½µ ¿À¾Á¸Âµ ¾ ÁµÀµ±Àµ, ½µ ¿À¾Á¸ ¾ ½¸Çµ¼
Go on and put your ear to the ground ßÀ¾´¾»¶°¹, ¿À¸»¾¶¸ Á²¾µ Þ º ·µ¼»µ
You know you will be hearing that sound......falling down. Ø ·½°µÈÌ, ÂË ÃÁ»ËȸÈÌ Â¾Â ·²Ãº - ¿°´µ½¸Ï ²½¸·
You're falling down, falling down âË ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
Falling down, Falling down, falling down ß°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
When you're falling down, falling down, falling down Ú¾³´° ÂË ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
Go on down and see that wrecking ball come swinging on along ßÀ¾´¾»¶°¹ ¸ Á¼¾ÂÀ¸, º°Ç°ÏÁÌ ±»¸·¸ÂÁÏ È°À
Everyone knew that hotel was a goner Ø ²Áµ ·½°»¸, Á½µÁྠ¾Âµ»Ì
They broke all the windows, they took all the door knobs Þ½¸ À°·±¸»¸ ²Áµ ¾º½°, Á½Ï»¸ ²Áµ º½¾¿º¸ ¸ ´²µÀÌ
And they hauled it away in a couple of days Ø Ã²µ·»¸ ; ²Áµ ´²° ´½Ï ½°·°´
Now someone yell timber and take off your hat ⵿µÀÌ ºÂ¾-¾ ´¾Áº¸ ÁÂÀ¾³°µÂ, Á½¸¼°µÂ ȻϿà ²¾Î
It's a lot smaller down here on the ground í¾ Á°¼°Ï ¼°»¾ÁÂÌ »¸ÈÌ ·´µÁÌ ½° ·µ¼»µ
You're falling down, falling down, falling down âË ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
Falling down, falling down, falling down ß°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µÈÌ ²½¸·
Someone's falling down, falling down, falling down ç̵-¾ ¿°´µ½¸µ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µ½¸µ ²½¸·, ¿°´°µ½¸µ ²½¸·
Falling down, falling down, falling down ß°´µ½¸µ ²½¸·, ¿°´µ½¸µ ²½¸·, ¿°´µ½¸µ ²½¸·.
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