Song | When The Lie's So Big |
Artist | Frank Zappa |
Album | Broadway The Hard Way |
作词 : Zappa | |
Frank Zappa (lead guitar, vocals) | |
Ike Willis (guitar, vocals) | |
Mike Keneally (guitar, synthesizer, vocals) | |
Bobby Martin (keyboards, vocals) | |
Ed Mann (percussion) | |
Walt Fowler (trumpet) | |
Bruce Fowler (trombone) | |
Paul Carman (alto saxophone) | |
Albert Wing (tenor saxophone) | |
Kurt McGettrick (baritone saxophone) | |
Scott Thunes (bass) | |
Chad Wackerman (drums) | |
Eric Buxton (vocals) | |
They got lies so big | |
They don't make a noise | |
They tell 'em so well | |
Like a secret disease | |
That makes you go numb | |
With a big ol' lie | |
And a flag and a pie | |
And a mom and a bible | |
Most folks are just liable | |
To buy any line | |
Any place, any time | |
When the lie's so big | |
As in Robertson's case, (That sinister face Behind all the Jesus hurrah) | |
Could result in the end | |
To a worrisome trend | |
In which every | |
American Not "born again" | |
Could be punished in cruel and unusual ways | |
By this treacherous cretin | |
Who tells everyone | |
That he's | |
Jesus' best friend | |
When the lie's so big | |
And the fog gets so thick | |
And the facts disappear | |
The Republican | |
Trick Can be played out again | |
People, please tell me when | |
We'll be rid of these men! | |
Just who do they really | |
Suppose that they are? | |
And how did they manage to travel as far | |
As they seem to have come? | |
Were we really that dumb? | |
People, wake up | |
Figure it out | |
Religious fanatics | |
Around and about | |
The Court | |
House, The | |
State House, | |
The Congress, | |
The White | |
House Criminal saints | |
With a "Heavenly Mission" -- | |
A nation enraptured | |
By pure superstition | |
When the lie's so big | |
And the fog gets so thick | |
And the facts disappear | |
The Republican | |
Trick Can be played out again | |
People, please tell me when | |
We'll be rid of these men! |
zuò cí : Zappa | |
Frank Zappa lead guitar, vocals | |
Ike Willis guitar, vocals | |
Mike Keneally guitar, synthesizer, vocals | |
Bobby Martin keyboards, vocals | |
Ed Mann percussion | |
Walt Fowler trumpet | |
Bruce Fowler trombone | |
Paul Carman alto saxophone | |
Albert Wing tenor saxophone | |
Kurt McGettrick baritone saxophone | |
Scott Thunes bass | |
Chad Wackerman drums | |
Eric Buxton vocals | |
They got lies so big | |
They don' t make a noise | |
They tell ' em so well | |
Like a secret disease | |
That makes you go numb | |
With a big ol' lie | |
And a flag and a pie | |
And a mom and a bible | |
Most folks are just liable | |
To buy any line | |
Any place, any time | |
When the lie' s so big | |
As in Robertson' s case, That sinister face Behind all the Jesus hurrah | |
Could result in the end | |
To a worrisome trend | |
In which every | |
American Not " born again" | |
Could be punished in cruel and unusual ways | |
By this treacherous cretin | |
Who tells everyone | |
That he' s | |
Jesus' best friend | |
When the lie' s so big | |
And the fog gets so thick | |
And the facts disappear | |
The Republican | |
Trick Can be played out again | |
People, please tell me when | |
We' ll be rid of these men! | |
Just who do they really | |
Suppose that they are? | |
And how did they manage to travel as far | |
As they seem to have come? | |
Were we really that dumb? | |
People, wake up | |
Figure it out | |
Religious fanatics | |
Around and about | |
The Court | |
House, The | |
State House, | |
The Congress, | |
The White | |
House Criminal saints | |
With a " Heavenly Mission" | |
A nation enraptured | |
By pure superstition | |
When the lie' s so big | |
And the fog gets so thick | |
And the facts disappear | |
The Republican | |
Trick Can be played out again | |
People, please tell me when | |
We' ll be rid of these men! |