Song | John Finn's Wife |
Artist | Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds |
Album | Henry's Dream |
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作词 : Cave | |
Well the night was deep and the night was dark | |
And I was at the old dance-hall on the edge of town | |
Some big ceremony was going down | |
Dancers writhed and squirmed and then, | |
Came apart and then writhed again | |
Like squirming flies on a pin | |
In the heat and in the din | |
Yes, in the heat and in the din | |
I fell to thinking about brand new wife of mad | |
John Finn | |
Well, midnite came and clock did strike | |
And in she came, did | |
John Finn's wife | |
With legs like scissors and butcher's knives | |
A tattooed breast and flaming eyes | |
And a crimson carnation in her teeth | |
Carving her way through the dance floor | |
And I'm standing over by the bandstand | |
Every eye gaping on | |
John Finn's wife | |
Yeah, every eye gaping on | |
John Finn's wife | |
Now John Finn's wife was something of a mystery | |
In a town where to share a sworn secret was a solemn duty | |
I had brass knuckles and a bolo knife | |
Over near the bandstand with | |
John Finn's wife | |
She got perfumed breasts and raven hair | |
Sprinkled with wedding confettis | |
And a gang of garrotters were all giving me stares | |
Armed, as they were, with machetes | |
And the night through the window was full of lights | |
Winking and awatching at | |
John Finns' wife | |
Winking and awatching at | |
John Finns' wife | |
Next came the cops, all out on the town | |
But it don't look like no trouble there | |
As they head for the bar in their lumpy suits | |
And I slip my hand between the thighs of | |
John Finn's wife | |
And they seemed to yawn awake, her thighs | |
It was a warm and very ferocious night | |
The moon full of blood and light | |
And my eyes grew small and my eyes grew tight | |
As I plotted in the ear of | |
John Finns' wife | |
Enter John | |
Finn in his shrunken suit | |
With his quick black eyes and black cheroot | |
With his filled-down teeth and a hobnail boot | |
And his fists full of pistols in his pockets | |
Aiming at me and aiming at his wife | |
The band fall silent fearing for their lives | |
And with fear in my guts like tangled twine | |
Cause all | |
I got is brass knuckles and a bolo knife | |
And mad John | |
Finns' wife is all | |
And the three of us walk out of the hall | |
Now the night bore down upon us all | |
You could hear the crickets in the thickets call | |
And guns did flare and guns did bawl | |
And I planted my bolo knife in the neck | |
Of mad John | |
Finn. I took his wretched life | |
Now I'm over near the bandstand | |
Every hand moving on | |
John Finns' wife | |
Every hand moving on | |
John Finns' wife | |
And John Finns' wife | |
Took all the flowers down | |
From her hair | |
And threw them on the ground | |
And the flies did hum | |
And the flies did buzz around | |
Poor John | |
Finn Lying dead upon the ground | |
Lying dead upon the ground |
zuo ci : Cave | |
Well the night was deep and the night was dark | |
And I was at the old dancehall on the edge of town | |
Some big ceremony was going down | |
Dancers writhed and squirmed and then, | |
Came apart and then writhed again | |
Like squirming flies on a pin | |
In the heat and in the din | |
Yes, in the heat and in the din | |
I fell to thinking about brand new wife of mad | |
John Finn | |
Well, midnite came and clock did strike | |
And in she came, did | |
John Finn' s wife | |
With legs like scissors and butcher' s knives | |
A tattooed breast and flaming eyes | |
And a crimson carnation in her teeth | |
Carving her way through the dance floor | |
And I' m standing over by the bandstand | |
Every eye gaping on | |
John Finn' s wife | |
Yeah, every eye gaping on | |
John Finn' s wife | |
Now John Finn' s wife was something of a mystery | |
In a town where to share a sworn secret was a solemn duty | |
I had brass knuckles and a bolo knife | |
Over near the bandstand with | |
John Finn' s wife | |
She got perfumed breasts and raven hair | |
Sprinkled with wedding confettis | |
And a gang of garrotters were all giving me stares | |
Armed, as they were, with machetes | |
And the night through the window was full of lights | |
Winking and awatching at | |
John Finns' wife | |
Winking and awatching at | |
John Finns' wife | |
Next came the cops, all out on the town | |
But it don' t look like no trouble there | |
As they head for the bar in their lumpy suits | |
And I slip my hand between the thighs of | |
John Finn' s wife | |
And they seemed to yawn awake, her thighs | |
It was a warm and very ferocious night | |
The moon full of blood and light | |
And my eyes grew small and my eyes grew tight | |
As I plotted in the ear of | |
John Finns' wife | |
Enter John | |
Finn in his shrunken suit | |
With his quick black eyes and black cheroot | |
With his filleddown teeth and a hobnail boot | |
And his fists full of pistols in his pockets | |
Aiming at me and aiming at his wife | |
The band fall silent fearing for their lives | |
And with fear in my guts like tangled twine | |
Cause all | |
I got is brass knuckles and a bolo knife | |
And mad John | |
Finns' wife is all | |
And the three of us walk out of the hall | |
Now the night bore down upon us all | |
You could hear the crickets in the thickets call | |
And guns did flare and guns did bawl | |
And I planted my bolo knife in the neck | |
Of mad John | |
Finn. I took his wretched life | |
Now I' m over near the bandstand | |
Every hand moving on | |
John Finns' wife | |
Every hand moving on | |
John Finns' wife | |
And John Finns' wife | |
Took all the flowers down | |
From her hair | |
And threw them on the ground | |
And the flies did hum | |
And the flies did buzz around | |
Poor John | |
Finn Lying dead upon the ground | |
Lying dead upon the ground |
zuò cí : Cave | |
Well the night was deep and the night was dark | |
And I was at the old dancehall on the edge of town | |
Some big ceremony was going down | |
Dancers writhed and squirmed and then, | |
Came apart and then writhed again | |
Like squirming flies on a pin | |
In the heat and in the din | |
Yes, in the heat and in the din | |
I fell to thinking about brand new wife of mad | |
John Finn | |
Well, midnite came and clock did strike | |
And in she came, did | |
John Finn' s wife | |
With legs like scissors and butcher' s knives | |
A tattooed breast and flaming eyes | |
And a crimson carnation in her teeth | |
Carving her way through the dance floor | |
And I' m standing over by the bandstand | |
Every eye gaping on | |
John Finn' s wife | |
Yeah, every eye gaping on | |
John Finn' s wife | |
Now John Finn' s wife was something of a mystery | |
In a town where to share a sworn secret was a solemn duty | |
I had brass knuckles and a bolo knife | |
Over near the bandstand with | |
John Finn' s wife | |
She got perfumed breasts and raven hair | |
Sprinkled with wedding confettis | |
And a gang of garrotters were all giving me stares | |
Armed, as they were, with machetes | |
And the night through the window was full of lights | |
Winking and awatching at | |
John Finns' wife | |
Winking and awatching at | |
John Finns' wife | |
Next came the cops, all out on the town | |
But it don' t look like no trouble there | |
As they head for the bar in their lumpy suits | |
And I slip my hand between the thighs of | |
John Finn' s wife | |
And they seemed to yawn awake, her thighs | |
It was a warm and very ferocious night | |
The moon full of blood and light | |
And my eyes grew small and my eyes grew tight | |
As I plotted in the ear of | |
John Finns' wife | |
Enter John | |
Finn in his shrunken suit | |
With his quick black eyes and black cheroot | |
With his filleddown teeth and a hobnail boot | |
And his fists full of pistols in his pockets | |
Aiming at me and aiming at his wife | |
The band fall silent fearing for their lives | |
And with fear in my guts like tangled twine | |
Cause all | |
I got is brass knuckles and a bolo knife | |
And mad John | |
Finns' wife is all | |
And the three of us walk out of the hall | |
Now the night bore down upon us all | |
You could hear the crickets in the thickets call | |
And guns did flare and guns did bawl | |
And I planted my bolo knife in the neck | |
Of mad John | |
Finn. I took his wretched life | |
Now I' m over near the bandstand | |
Every hand moving on | |
John Finns' wife | |
Every hand moving on | |
John Finns' wife | |
And John Finns' wife | |
Took all the flowers down | |
From her hair | |
And threw them on the ground | |
And the flies did hum | |
And the flies did buzz around | |
Poor John | |
Finn Lying dead upon the ground | |
Lying dead upon the ground |