Song | Furry Sings the Blues |
Artist | Joni Mitchell |
Album | Shadows and Light [live] |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Mitchell | |
Old Beale | |
Street is coming down | |
Sweeties' | |
Snack Bar, boarded up now | |
And Eagles | |
The Tailor and the | |
Shine Boy's gone | |
Faded out with ragtime blues | |
Handy's cast in bronze and he's standing in a little park | |
With his trumpet in his hand | |
Like he's listening back to the good old bands | |
And the click of high heeled shoes | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
Propped up in his bed | |
With his dentures and his leg removed | |
And Ginny's there for her kindness and | |
Furry's beer | |
She's the old man's angel overseer | |
Pawn shops glitter like gold tooth caps | |
In the grey decay | |
They chew the last few dollars off | |
Old Beale | |
Street's carcass | |
Carrion and mercy, blue and silver sparkling drums | |
Cheap guitars, eye shades and guns | |
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one | |
Down and out in | |
Memphis Tennessee | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
Bring him smoke and drink and he'll play for yoult's mostly muttering now and sideshow spiel | |
But there was one song he played | |
I could really feel | |
There's a double bill murder at the | |
New DaisyThe old girl's silent across the street | |
She's silent, waiting for the wrecker's beat | |
Silent, staring at her stolen name | |
Diamond boys and satin dolls | |
Bourbon laughter, ghosts, history falls | |
To parking lots and shopping malls | |
As they tear down old | |
Beale Street | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
He points a bony finger at you and says, "I don't like you" | |
Everybody laughs as if it's the old man's standard joke | |
But it's true | |
We're only welcome for our drink and smoke | |
W.C. Handy, | |
I'm rich and | |
I'm fayAnd | |
I'm not familiar with what you played | |
But I get such strong impressions of your hey day | |
Looking up and down old | |
Beale Street | |
Ghosts of the darktown society | |
Come right out of the bricks at me | |
Like it's a | |
Saturday night, they're in their finery | |
Dancing it up and making deals | |
Furry sings the blues | |
Why should | |
I expect that old guy to give it to me true | |
Fallen to hard luck | |
And time and other thieves | |
While our limo is shining on his shanty street | |
Old Furry sings the blues |
zuo ci : Mitchell | |
Old Beale | |
Street is coming down | |
Sweeties' | |
Snack Bar, boarded up now | |
And Eagles | |
The Tailor and the | |
Shine Boy' s gone | |
Faded out with ragtime blues | |
Handy' s cast in bronze and he' s standing in a little park | |
With his trumpet in his hand | |
Like he' s listening back to the good old bands | |
And the click of high heeled shoes | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
Propped up in his bed | |
With his dentures and his leg removed | |
And Ginny' s there for her kindness and | |
Furry' s beer | |
She' s the old man' s angel overseer | |
Pawn shops glitter like gold tooth caps | |
In the grey decay | |
They chew the last few dollars off | |
Old Beale | |
Street' s carcass | |
Carrion and mercy, blue and silver sparkling drums | |
Cheap guitars, eye shades and guns | |
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one | |
Down and out in | |
Memphis Tennessee | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
Bring him smoke and drink and he' ll play for yoult' s mostly muttering now and sideshow spiel | |
But there was one song he played | |
I could really feel | |
There' s a double bill murder at the | |
New DaisyThe old girl' s silent across the street | |
She' s silent, waiting for the wrecker' s beat | |
Silent, staring at her stolen name | |
Diamond boys and satin dolls | |
Bourbon laughter, ghosts, history falls | |
To parking lots and shopping malls | |
As they tear down old | |
Beale Street | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
He points a bony finger at you and says, " I don' t like you" | |
Everybody laughs as if it' s the old man' s standard joke | |
But it' s true | |
We' re only welcome for our drink and smoke | |
W. C. Handy, | |
I' m rich and | |
I' m fayAnd | |
I' m not familiar with what you played | |
But I get such strong impressions of your hey day | |
Looking up and down old | |
Beale Street | |
Ghosts of the darktown society | |
Come right out of the bricks at me | |
Like it' s a | |
Saturday night, they' re in their finery | |
Dancing it up and making deals | |
Furry sings the blues | |
Why should | |
I expect that old guy to give it to me true | |
Fallen to hard luck | |
And time and other thieves | |
While our limo is shining on his shanty street | |
Old Furry sings the blues |
zuò cí : Mitchell | |
Old Beale | |
Street is coming down | |
Sweeties' | |
Snack Bar, boarded up now | |
And Eagles | |
The Tailor and the | |
Shine Boy' s gone | |
Faded out with ragtime blues | |
Handy' s cast in bronze and he' s standing in a little park | |
With his trumpet in his hand | |
Like he' s listening back to the good old bands | |
And the click of high heeled shoes | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
Propped up in his bed | |
With his dentures and his leg removed | |
And Ginny' s there for her kindness and | |
Furry' s beer | |
She' s the old man' s angel overseer | |
Pawn shops glitter like gold tooth caps | |
In the grey decay | |
They chew the last few dollars off | |
Old Beale | |
Street' s carcass | |
Carrion and mercy, blue and silver sparkling drums | |
Cheap guitars, eye shades and guns | |
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one | |
Down and out in | |
Memphis Tennessee | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
Bring him smoke and drink and he' ll play for yoult' s mostly muttering now and sideshow spiel | |
But there was one song he played | |
I could really feel | |
There' s a double bill murder at the | |
New DaisyThe old girl' s silent across the street | |
She' s silent, waiting for the wrecker' s beat | |
Silent, staring at her stolen name | |
Diamond boys and satin dolls | |
Bourbon laughter, ghosts, history falls | |
To parking lots and shopping malls | |
As they tear down old | |
Beale Street | |
Old Furry sings the blues | |
He points a bony finger at you and says, " I don' t like you" | |
Everybody laughs as if it' s the old man' s standard joke | |
But it' s true | |
We' re only welcome for our drink and smoke | |
W. C. Handy, | |
I' m rich and | |
I' m fayAnd | |
I' m not familiar with what you played | |
But I get such strong impressions of your hey day | |
Looking up and down old | |
Beale Street | |
Ghosts of the darktown society | |
Come right out of the bricks at me | |
Like it' s a | |
Saturday night, they' re in their finery | |
Dancing it up and making deals | |
Furry sings the blues | |
Why should | |
I expect that old guy to give it to me true | |
Fallen to hard luck | |
And time and other thieves | |
While our limo is shining on his shanty street | |
Old Furry sings the blues |