Song | Gartloney Rats |
Artist | The Pogues |
Album | Peace and Love |
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作词 : Woods | |
The boys from the village were festering sore | |
For a day on the rant with some music and more | |
They'd drink porter in | |
Maura's way over in | |
Fore And never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Harry the banjo and | |
Dunne of the swan | |
With whose bone from the wing he'd beat the bodhran | |
And the song that he'd sing was of ganders and all | |
He'd never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Woods on the | |
Guitar and auld squeeze box too | |
Who came from a time before aeroplanes flew | |
He'd sit in a corner and mule quite a few | |
And he'd never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Mahon the singer who knew all the songs | |
And never was known to put a foot wrong | |
He'd sing through the night till the break o' the morn | |
And he'd never get drunk but stay sober | |
Then Harry the banjo now there was a man | |
A bottomless pit if ever there was one | |
More porter he'd lower that there was in the land | |
And he'd Never get drunk but stay sober | |
Well the Gartloney | |
Rats would play away | |
They'd play for the pints and not for the pay | |
And the pints they'd go down in the usual way | |
And they'd never get drunk but stay sober |
zuo ci : Woods | |
The boys from the village were festering sore | |
For a day on the rant with some music and more | |
They' d drink porter in | |
Maura' s way over in | |
Fore And never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Harry the banjo and | |
Dunne of the swan | |
With whose bone from the wing he' d beat the bodhran | |
And the song that he' d sing was of ganders and all | |
He' d never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Woods on the | |
Guitar and auld squeeze box too | |
Who came from a time before aeroplanes flew | |
He' d sit in a corner and mule quite a few | |
And he' d never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Mahon the singer who knew all the songs | |
And never was known to put a foot wrong | |
He' d sing through the night till the break o' the morn | |
And he' d never get drunk but stay sober | |
Then Harry the banjo now there was a man | |
A bottomless pit if ever there was one | |
More porter he' d lower that there was in the land | |
And he' d Never get drunk but stay sober | |
Well the Gartloney | |
Rats would play away | |
They' d play for the pints and not for the pay | |
And the pints they' d go down in the usual way | |
And they' d never get drunk but stay sober |
zuò cí : Woods | |
The boys from the village were festering sore | |
For a day on the rant with some music and more | |
They' d drink porter in | |
Maura' s way over in | |
Fore And never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Harry the banjo and | |
Dunne of the swan | |
With whose bone from the wing he' d beat the bodhran | |
And the song that he' d sing was of ganders and all | |
He' d never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Woods on the | |
Guitar and auld squeeze box too | |
Who came from a time before aeroplanes flew | |
He' d sit in a corner and mule quite a few | |
And he' d never get drunk but stay sober | |
There was | |
Mahon the singer who knew all the songs | |
And never was known to put a foot wrong | |
He' d sing through the night till the break o' the morn | |
And he' d never get drunk but stay sober | |
Then Harry the banjo now there was a man | |
A bottomless pit if ever there was one | |
More porter he' d lower that there was in the land | |
And he' d Never get drunk but stay sober | |
Well the Gartloney | |
Rats would play away | |
They' d play for the pints and not for the pay | |
And the pints they' d go down in the usual way | |
And they' d never get drunk but stay sober |