Song | Lost in the Flood |
Artist | Bruce Springsteen |
Album | Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Springsteen | |
The ragamuffin gunner is returnin' home like a hungry runaway | |
He walks through town all alone | |
He must be from the fort he hears the high school girls say | |
His countryside's burnin' with wolfman fairies dressed in drag for homicide | |
The hit and run, plead sanctuary, 'neath a holy stone they hide | |
They're breakin' beams and crosses with a spastic's reelin' perfection | |
nuns run bald through Vatican halls pregnant, pleadin' immaculate conception | |
And everybody's wrecked on Main Street from drinking unholy blood | |
Sticker smiles sweet as gunner breathes deep, his ankles caked in mud | |
And I said "Hey, gunner man, that's quicksand, that's quicksand that ain't mud | |
Have you thrown your senses to the war or did you lose them in the flood?" | |
That pure American brother, dull-eyed and empty-faced | |
races Sundays in Jersey in a Chevy stock super eight | |
He rides 'er low on the hip, on the side he's got Bound For Glory in red, white and blue flash paint | |
He leans on the hood telling racing stories, the kids call him Jimmy The Saint | |
Well the blaze and noise boy, he's gunnin' that bitch loaded to blastin' point | |
He rides head first into a hurricane and disappears into a point | |
And there's nothin' left but some blood where the body fell | |
That is, nothin' left that you could sell | |
just junk all across the horizon, a real highwayman's farewell | |
And he said "Hey kid, you think that's oil? Man, that ain't oil that's blood" | |
I wonder what he was thinking when he hit that storm | |
Or was he just lost in the flood? | |
Eighth Avenue sailors in satin shirts whisper in the air | |
Some storefront incarnation of Maria, she's puttin' on me the stare | |
and Bronx's best apostle stands with his hand on his own hardware | |
Everything stops, you hear five, quick shots, the cops come up for air | |
And now the whiz-bang gang from uptown, they're shootin' up the street | |
And that cat from the Bronx starts lettin' loose | |
but he gets blown right off his feet | |
And some kid comes blastin' round the corner but a cop puts him right away | |
He lays on the street holding his leg screaming something in Spanish | |
Still breathing when I walked away | |
And somebody said "Hey man did you see that? His body hit the street with such a beautiful thud" | |
I wonder what the dude was sayin' or was he just lost in the flood? | |
Hey man, did you see that, those poor cats are sure messed up | |
I wonder what they were gettin' into, or were they just lost in the flood? |
zuo ci : Springsteen | |
The ragamuffin gunner is returnin' home like a hungry runaway | |
He walks through town all alone | |
He must be from the fort he hears the high school girls say | |
His countryside' s burnin' with wolfman fairies dressed in drag for homicide | |
The hit and run, plead sanctuary, ' neath a holy stone they hide | |
They' re breakin' beams and crosses with a spastic' s reelin' perfection | |
nuns run bald through Vatican halls pregnant, pleadin' immaculate conception | |
And everybody' s wrecked on Main Street from drinking unholy blood | |
Sticker smiles sweet as gunner breathes deep, his ankles caked in mud | |
And I said " Hey, gunner man, that' s quicksand, that' s quicksand that ain' t mud | |
Have you thrown your senses to the war or did you lose them in the flood?" | |
That pure American brother, dulleyed and emptyfaced | |
races Sundays in Jersey in a Chevy stock super eight | |
He rides ' er low on the hip, on the side he' s got Bound For Glory in red, white and blue flash paint | |
He leans on the hood telling racing stories, the kids call him Jimmy The Saint | |
Well the blaze and noise boy, he' s gunnin' that bitch loaded to blastin' point | |
He rides head first into a hurricane and disappears into a point | |
And there' s nothin' left but some blood where the body fell | |
That is, nothin' left that you could sell | |
just junk all across the horizon, a real highwayman' s farewell | |
And he said " Hey kid, you think that' s oil? Man, that ain' t oil that' s blood" | |
I wonder what he was thinking when he hit that storm | |
Or was he just lost in the flood? | |
Eighth Avenue sailors in satin shirts whisper in the air | |
Some storefront incarnation of Maria, she' s puttin' on me the stare | |
and Bronx' s best apostle stands with his hand on his own hardware | |
Everything stops, you hear five, quick shots, the cops come up for air | |
And now the whizbang gang from uptown, they' re shootin' up the street | |
And that cat from the Bronx starts lettin' loose | |
but he gets blown right off his feet | |
And some kid comes blastin' round the corner but a cop puts him right away | |
He lays on the street holding his leg screaming something in Spanish | |
Still breathing when I walked away | |
And somebody said " Hey man did you see that? His body hit the street with such a beautiful thud" | |
I wonder what the dude was sayin' or was he just lost in the flood? | |
Hey man, did you see that, those poor cats are sure messed up | |
I wonder what they were gettin' into, or were they just lost in the flood? |
zuò cí : Springsteen | |
The ragamuffin gunner is returnin' home like a hungry runaway | |
He walks through town all alone | |
He must be from the fort he hears the high school girls say | |
His countryside' s burnin' with wolfman fairies dressed in drag for homicide | |
The hit and run, plead sanctuary, ' neath a holy stone they hide | |
They' re breakin' beams and crosses with a spastic' s reelin' perfection | |
nuns run bald through Vatican halls pregnant, pleadin' immaculate conception | |
And everybody' s wrecked on Main Street from drinking unholy blood | |
Sticker smiles sweet as gunner breathes deep, his ankles caked in mud | |
And I said " Hey, gunner man, that' s quicksand, that' s quicksand that ain' t mud | |
Have you thrown your senses to the war or did you lose them in the flood?" | |
That pure American brother, dulleyed and emptyfaced | |
races Sundays in Jersey in a Chevy stock super eight | |
He rides ' er low on the hip, on the side he' s got Bound For Glory in red, white and blue flash paint | |
He leans on the hood telling racing stories, the kids call him Jimmy The Saint | |
Well the blaze and noise boy, he' s gunnin' that bitch loaded to blastin' point | |
He rides head first into a hurricane and disappears into a point | |
And there' s nothin' left but some blood where the body fell | |
That is, nothin' left that you could sell | |
just junk all across the horizon, a real highwayman' s farewell | |
And he said " Hey kid, you think that' s oil? Man, that ain' t oil that' s blood" | |
I wonder what he was thinking when he hit that storm | |
Or was he just lost in the flood? | |
Eighth Avenue sailors in satin shirts whisper in the air | |
Some storefront incarnation of Maria, she' s puttin' on me the stare | |
and Bronx' s best apostle stands with his hand on his own hardware | |
Everything stops, you hear five, quick shots, the cops come up for air | |
And now the whizbang gang from uptown, they' re shootin' up the street | |
And that cat from the Bronx starts lettin' loose | |
but he gets blown right off his feet | |
And some kid comes blastin' round the corner but a cop puts him right away | |
He lays on the street holding his leg screaming something in Spanish | |
Still breathing when I walked away | |
And somebody said " Hey man did you see that? His body hit the street with such a beautiful thud" | |
I wonder what the dude was sayin' or was he just lost in the flood? | |
Hey man, did you see that, those poor cats are sure messed up | |
I wonder what they were gettin' into, or were they just lost in the flood? |