Real Good for Free Lyrics
| Song | Real Good for Free |
| Artist | Joni Mitchell |
| Album | Miles of Aisles [live] |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Mitchell | |
| I slept last night in | |
| The Fairmont hotel | |
| I went shoppin' today for jewels | |
| Wind rushed around in the dirty town | |
| And the children let out from the schools | |
| I was standin' on a noisy corner | |
| I was waitin' for the walkin' green | |
| Across the street he stood and he played real good | |
| On his clarinet for free | |
| Now me, I play for fortune | |
| And those velvet curtain calls | |
| I got a black limousine and sixteen gentlemen | |
| Escorting me to these halls | |
| And I play if you have the money | |
| Or if you're some kind of friend to me | |
| But the one man band by the quick lunch stand | |
| He was playin' real good for free | |
| Nobody stopped to hear him | |
| Though he played so sweet and high | |
| They knew he had never been on their | |
| TVSo they passed his good music by | |
| I meant to go over to him and ask for a song | |
| Maybe put on some kind of harmony | |
| I heard his refrain as that signal changed | |
| He was playing real good and for free |
| zuo ci : Mitchell | |
| I slept last night in | |
| The Fairmont hotel | |
| I went shoppin' today for jewels | |
| Wind rushed around in the dirty town | |
| And the children let out from the schools | |
| I was standin' on a noisy corner | |
| I was waitin' for the walkin' green | |
| Across the street he stood and he played real good | |
| On his clarinet for free | |
| Now me, I play for fortune | |
| And those velvet curtain calls | |
| I got a black limousine and sixteen gentlemen | |
| Escorting me to these halls | |
| And I play if you have the money | |
| Or if you' re some kind of friend to me | |
| But the one man band by the quick lunch stand | |
| He was playin' real good for free | |
| Nobody stopped to hear him | |
| Though he played so sweet and high | |
| They knew he had never been on their | |
| TVSo they passed his good music by | |
| I meant to go over to him and ask for a song | |
| Maybe put on some kind of harmony | |
| I heard his refrain as that signal changed | |
| He was playing real good and for free |
| zuò cí : Mitchell | |
| I slept last night in | |
| The Fairmont hotel | |
| I went shoppin' today for jewels | |
| Wind rushed around in the dirty town | |
| And the children let out from the schools | |
| I was standin' on a noisy corner | |
| I was waitin' for the walkin' green | |
| Across the street he stood and he played real good | |
| On his clarinet for free | |
| Now me, I play for fortune | |
| And those velvet curtain calls | |
| I got a black limousine and sixteen gentlemen | |
| Escorting me to these halls | |
| And I play if you have the money | |
| Or if you' re some kind of friend to me | |
| But the one man band by the quick lunch stand | |
| He was playin' real good for free | |
| Nobody stopped to hear him | |
| Though he played so sweet and high | |
| They knew he had never been on their | |
| TVSo they passed his good music by | |
| I meant to go over to him and ask for a song | |
| Maybe put on some kind of harmony | |
| I heard his refrain as that signal changed | |
| He was playing real good and for free |
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