Song | Song In The Key Of Chance |
Artist | Augie March |
Album | Strange Bird |
作曲 : Richards | |
In the chest of a dealer hammers and smelts a foul charge, | |
as he smoothes sour cream from his moll's pony and metes her an unholy barrage, (o the living is hard). | |
Of a rank Summer Saturday here, drunk on domestic beer, | |
the burnt English girls bray like mares, the men leer like snakes... | |
O there's no faith in this article baby, no truth and no lie lie lie lie, | |
I woke up one morning and it lay there beside me, it wasn't for me to ask why, | |
But to reason with a dry mouth and a half-open eye some people weren't born to dance, | |
While others are halted mid-step to the beat of a song in the key of chance. | |
Make one sickening body, born of a base urge and a high mind, | |
and make it swing like a witch... | |
Wealthy young men, hale tall timber, who dally in the Springtime then steady in the Winter, | |
While over the river, with needles for teeth, the spindle and stick men, apportioned a grief, | |
take to drink and drown...drown... | |
O the stories I love, and the stories I hate. | |
The city horses are tired, give them something to drink, | |
Take the weight of the wagon from off of their shoulders and the iron from their feet. | |
At the top of the morning, top top top of the street, | |
Is a look when you look look look look into somebody's eyes and you meet, | |
Is a look when you look look look look into somebody's eyes, | |
and you know that they'd just as soon kill you as smile | |
There's no faith in this article baby, no truth and lie lie lie lie, | |
I woke up one morning and it lay there beside me, it wasn't for me to ask why, | |
But to reason with a dry mouth and a half-open eye some people weren't born to dance, | |
While others are halted mid-step to the beat of a song in the key of chance. |
zuò qǔ : Richards | |
In the chest of a dealer hammers and smelts a foul charge, | |
as he smoothes sour cream from his moll' s pony and metes her an unholy barrage, o the living is hard. | |
Of a rank Summer Saturday here, drunk on domestic beer, | |
the burnt English girls bray like mares, the men leer like snakes... | |
O there' s no faith in this article baby, no truth and no lie lie lie lie, | |
I woke up one morning and it lay there beside me, it wasn' t for me to ask why, | |
But to reason with a dry mouth and a halfopen eye some people weren' t born to dance, | |
While others are halted midstep to the beat of a song in the key of chance. | |
Make one sickening body, born of a base urge and a high mind, | |
and make it swing like a witch... | |
Wealthy young men, hale tall timber, who dally in the Springtime then steady in the Winter, | |
While over the river, with needles for teeth, the spindle and stick men, apportioned a grief, | |
take to drink and drown... drown... | |
O the stories I love, and the stories I hate. | |
The city horses are tired, give them something to drink, | |
Take the weight of the wagon from off of their shoulders and the iron from their feet. | |
At the top of the morning, top top top of the street, | |
Is a look when you look look look look into somebody' s eyes and you meet, | |
Is a look when you look look look look into somebody' s eyes, | |
and you know that they' d just as soon kill you as smile | |
There' s no faith in this article baby, no truth and lie lie lie lie, | |
I woke up one morning and it lay there beside me, it wasn' t for me to ask why, | |
But to reason with a dry mouth and a halfopen eye some people weren' t born to dance, | |
While others are halted midstep to the beat of a song in the key of chance. |