Song | Ruby Jewel Was Here |
Artist | Allison Moorer |
Album | Miss Fortune |
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[00:00.00] | 作词 : Moorer, Primm |
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[00:14.00] | |
[00:15.90] | In nineteen and double-aught |
[00:18.69] | A harlot who was hot to trot |
[00:21.09] | Gave a fine little bijou to the world |
[00:26.12] | With a blacksmith for a makeshift doc |
[00:28.78] | In a cathouse far from Camelot |
[00:31.66] | Her gold mine brought to bed a baby girl |
[00:36.85] | When the child screamed from life's first slap |
[00:39.77] | The bawd said kid get used to that |
[00:42.12] | You'll never meet a day that isn't cruel |
[00:47.82] | Then she wrapped her babe in a petticoat |
[00:50.16] | Grabbed a bottle and made a toast |
[00:52.77] | Here's to my gorgeous bastard Ruby Jewel |
[00:57.79] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[01:02.91] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[01:08.82] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[01:13.77] | Reared among the guttersnipe |
[01:19.01] | While her mama puffed the Chinese pipe |
[01:24.48] | The salad days for Ruby didn't last |
[01:29.60] | Forced to work and pay her dues |
[01:32.39] | Inside that poor man's Moulin Rouge |
[01:34.99] | The snot-nosed kid had to grow up fast |
[01:40.08] | Night and day she'd toil and sweat |
[01:42.90] | While brothel patrons placed their bets |
[01:45.40] | On who would be the first to break her in |
[01:50.21] | Then one night the madam screams |
[01:53.65] | Ruby get to room thirteen |
[01:56.15] | There's someone there who thinks you're quite a gem |
[02:01.50] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[02:06.37] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[02:11.50] | Except Ruby no not Ruby Ruby Jewel |
[02:22.12] | In done up hair and a borrowed dress |
[02:24.99] | She climbed the stares scared to death |
[02:27.48] | Said a prayer and tip-toed through the door |
[02:32.72] | But on deaf ears her prayer fell |
[02:35.36] | Cause through her tears she stared at hell |
[02:38.08] | Standing there in nothing but his drawers |
[02:43.13] | She recognized the whiskered chin |
[02:46.11] | Bloodshot eyes and foul-mouthed grin |
[02:48.69] | He was the man who wore the silver star |
[02:54.38] | She tried to turn around and run |
[02:56.85] | But he pulled out his big six gun |
[02:59.43] | And said whore you won't get very far |
[03:04.58] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[03:09.50] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[03:14.90] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[03:25.21] | Ruby Jewel woke up in bed |
[03:28.76] | A crimson pool between her legs |
[03:31.08] | Naked as the day that she was born |
[03:36.29] | But lying there next to him |
[03:38.94] | Made her wish she hadn't been |
[03:41.47] | If this was all that living had in store |
[03:46.69] | Making sure he was asleep |
[03:49.44] | She quietly got to her feet |
[03:52.01] | Found his gun and aimed it 'tween his eyes |
[03:57.23] | She kept it there 'til he came to |
[03:59.80] | So he could stare down the barrel too |
[04:02.34] | Pulled the trigger once and watched him die |
[04:07.63] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[04:12.55] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[04:18.50] | Except Ruby no not Ruby Ruby Jewel |
[04:28.59] | On a rainy night in nineteen-twelve |
[04:31.59] | Locked inside the town's new jail |
[04:34.36] | Ruby carved a message in the stone |
[04:39.42] | When morning came hacks led her out |
[04:42.26] | In ankle chains right through the crowd |
[04:44.76] | Who waited in the mud to watch the show |
[04:49.86] | They walked her up the gallows steps |
[04:52.75] | But the rope around her neck |
[04:55.44] | Dropped the trap as all the watchers cheered |
[05:00.30] | But on the wall of her cell |
[05:03.29] | In a tiny scrawl and misspelled |
[05:05.86] | Were the words Ruby Jewel Was Here |
[05:10.74] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[05:15.84] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[05:21.50] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[05:30.42] |
[00:00.00] | zuo ci : Moorer, Primm |
[00:10.00] | |
[00:14.00] | |
[00:15.90] | In nineteen and doubleaught |
[00:18.69] | A harlot who was hot to trot |
[00:21.09] | Gave a fine little bijou to the world |
[00:26.12] | With a blacksmith for a makeshift doc |
[00:28.78] | In a cathouse far from Camelot |
[00:31.66] | Her gold mine brought to bed a baby girl |
[00:36.85] | When the child screamed from life' s first slap |
[00:39.77] | The bawd said kid get used to that |
[00:42.12] | You' ll never meet a day that isn' t cruel |
[00:47.82] | Then she wrapped her babe in a petticoat |
[00:50.16] | Grabbed a bottle and made a toast |
[00:52.77] | Here' s to my gorgeous bastard Ruby Jewel |
[00:57.79] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[01:02.91] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[01:08.82] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[01:13.77] | Reared among the guttersnipe |
[01:19.01] | While her mama puffed the Chinese pipe |
[01:24.48] | The salad days for Ruby didn' t last |
[01:29.60] | Forced to work and pay her dues |
[01:32.39] | Inside that poor man' s Moulin Rouge |
[01:34.99] | The snotnosed kid had to grow up fast |
[01:40.08] | Night and day she' d toil and sweat |
[01:42.90] | While brothel patrons placed their bets |
[01:45.40] | On who would be the first to break her in |
[01:50.21] | Then one night the madam screams |
[01:53.65] | Ruby get to room thirteen |
[01:56.15] | There' s someone there who thinks you' re quite a gem |
[02:01.50] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[02:06.37] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[02:11.50] | Except Ruby no not Ruby Ruby Jewel |
[02:22.12] | In done up hair and a borrowed dress |
[02:24.99] | She climbed the stares scared to death |
[02:27.48] | Said a prayer and tiptoed through the door |
[02:32.72] | But on deaf ears her prayer fell |
[02:35.36] | Cause through her tears she stared at hell |
[02:38.08] | Standing there in nothing but his drawers |
[02:43.13] | She recognized the whiskered chin |
[02:46.11] | Bloodshot eyes and foulmouthed grin |
[02:48.69] | He was the man who wore the silver star |
[02:54.38] | She tried to turn around and run |
[02:56.85] | But he pulled out his big six gun |
[02:59.43] | And said whore you won' t get very far |
[03:04.58] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[03:09.50] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[03:14.90] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[03:25.21] | Ruby Jewel woke up in bed |
[03:28.76] | A crimson pool between her legs |
[03:31.08] | Naked as the day that she was born |
[03:36.29] | But lying there next to him |
[03:38.94] | Made her wish she hadn' t been |
[03:41.47] | If this was all that living had in store |
[03:46.69] | Making sure he was asleep |
[03:49.44] | She quietly got to her feet |
[03:52.01] | Found his gun and aimed it ' tween his eyes |
[03:57.23] | She kept it there ' til he came to |
[03:59.80] | So he could stare down the barrel too |
[04:02.34] | Pulled the trigger once and watched him die |
[04:07.63] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[04:12.55] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[04:18.50] | Except Ruby no not Ruby Ruby Jewel |
[04:28.59] | On a rainy night in nineteentwelve |
[04:31.59] | Locked inside the town' s new jail |
[04:34.36] | Ruby carved a message in the stone |
[04:39.42] | When morning came hacks led her out |
[04:42.26] | In ankle chains right through the crowd |
[04:44.76] | Who waited in the mud to watch the show |
[04:49.86] | They walked her up the gallows steps |
[04:52.75] | But the rope around her neck |
[04:55.44] | Dropped the trap as all the watchers cheered |
[05:00.30] | But on the wall of her cell |
[05:03.29] | In a tiny scrawl and misspelled |
[05:05.86] | Were the words Ruby Jewel Was Here |
[05:10.74] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[05:15.84] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[05:21.50] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[05:30.42] |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Moorer, Primm |
[00:10.00] | |
[00:14.00] | |
[00:15.90] | In nineteen and doubleaught |
[00:18.69] | A harlot who was hot to trot |
[00:21.09] | Gave a fine little bijou to the world |
[00:26.12] | With a blacksmith for a makeshift doc |
[00:28.78] | In a cathouse far from Camelot |
[00:31.66] | Her gold mine brought to bed a baby girl |
[00:36.85] | When the child screamed from life' s first slap |
[00:39.77] | The bawd said kid get used to that |
[00:42.12] | You' ll never meet a day that isn' t cruel |
[00:47.82] | Then she wrapped her babe in a petticoat |
[00:50.16] | Grabbed a bottle and made a toast |
[00:52.77] | Here' s to my gorgeous bastard Ruby Jewel |
[00:57.79] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[01:02.91] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[01:08.82] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[01:13.77] | Reared among the guttersnipe |
[01:19.01] | While her mama puffed the Chinese pipe |
[01:24.48] | The salad days for Ruby didn' t last |
[01:29.60] | Forced to work and pay her dues |
[01:32.39] | Inside that poor man' s Moulin Rouge |
[01:34.99] | The snotnosed kid had to grow up fast |
[01:40.08] | Night and day she' d toil and sweat |
[01:42.90] | While brothel patrons placed their bets |
[01:45.40] | On who would be the first to break her in |
[01:50.21] | Then one night the madam screams |
[01:53.65] | Ruby get to room thirteen |
[01:56.15] | There' s someone there who thinks you' re quite a gem |
[02:01.50] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[02:06.37] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[02:11.50] | Except Ruby no not Ruby Ruby Jewel |
[02:22.12] | In done up hair and a borrowed dress |
[02:24.99] | She climbed the stares scared to death |
[02:27.48] | Said a prayer and tiptoed through the door |
[02:32.72] | But on deaf ears her prayer fell |
[02:35.36] | Cause through her tears she stared at hell |
[02:38.08] | Standing there in nothing but his drawers |
[02:43.13] | She recognized the whiskered chin |
[02:46.11] | Bloodshot eyes and foulmouthed grin |
[02:48.69] | He was the man who wore the silver star |
[02:54.38] | She tried to turn around and run |
[02:56.85] | But he pulled out his big six gun |
[02:59.43] | And said whore you won' t get very far |
[03:04.58] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[03:09.50] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[03:14.90] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[03:25.21] | Ruby Jewel woke up in bed |
[03:28.76] | A crimson pool between her legs |
[03:31.08] | Naked as the day that she was born |
[03:36.29] | But lying there next to him |
[03:38.94] | Made her wish she hadn' t been |
[03:41.47] | If this was all that living had in store |
[03:46.69] | Making sure he was asleep |
[03:49.44] | She quietly got to her feet |
[03:52.01] | Found his gun and aimed it ' tween his eyes |
[03:57.23] | She kept it there ' til he came to |
[03:59.80] | So he could stare down the barrel too |
[04:02.34] | Pulled the trigger once and watched him die |
[04:07.63] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[04:12.55] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[04:18.50] | Except Ruby no not Ruby Ruby Jewel |
[04:28.59] | On a rainy night in nineteentwelve |
[04:31.59] | Locked inside the town' s new jail |
[04:34.36] | Ruby carved a message in the stone |
[04:39.42] | When morning came hacks led her out |
[04:42.26] | In ankle chains right through the crowd |
[04:44.76] | Who waited in the mud to watch the show |
[04:49.86] | They walked her up the gallows steps |
[04:52.75] | But the rope around her neck |
[04:55.44] | Dropped the trap as all the watchers cheered |
[05:00.30] | But on the wall of her cell |
[05:03.29] | In a tiny scrawl and misspelled |
[05:05.86] | Were the words Ruby Jewel Was Here |
[05:10.74] | And the man at the piano played a tune |
[05:15.84] | And everybody sang and danced in the saloon |
[05:21.50] | Except Ruby, no not Ruby, Ruby Jewel |
[05:30.42] |