Song | Clothes Line Saga |
Artist | Bob Dylan |
Artist | The Band |
Album | The Basement Tapes |
[00:00.00] | 作词 : Dylan |
[00:11.45] | After a while we took in the clothes |
[00:11.98] | Nobody said very much |
[00:13.31] | Just some old wild shirts and a couple pairs of pants |
[00:15.97] | Which nobody really wanted to touch |
[00:21.53] | Mama come in and picked up a book |
[00:25.34] | An’ Papa asked her what it was |
[00:30.16] | Someone else asked, “What do you care?” |
[00:35.52] | Papa said, “Well, just because” |
[00:41.16] | Then they started to take back their clothes |
[00:47.23] | Hang ’em on the line |
[00:49.72] | It was January the thirtieth |
[00:55.53] | And everybody was feelin’ fine |
[00:58.33] | |
[01:00.86] | The next day everybody got up |
[01:05.87] | Seein’ if the clothes were dry |
[01:08.80] | The dogs were barking, a neighbor passed |
[01:14.10] | Mama, of course, she said, “Hi!” |
[01:18.81] | “Have you heard the news?” he said, with a grin |
[01:22.66] | “The Vice-President’s gone mad!” |
[01:27.42] | “Where?” “Downtown.” “When?” “Last night” |
[01:32.44] | “Hmm, say, that’s too bad!” |
[01:36.85] | “Well, there’s nothin’ we can do about it,” said the neighbor |
[01:42.12] | “It’s just somethin’ we’re gonna have to forget” |
[01:47.82] | “Yes, I guess so,” said Ma |
[01:50.55] | Then she asked me if the clothes was still wet |
[01:55.53] | |
[01:57.19] | I reached up, touched my shirt |
[02:00.71] | And the neighbor said, “Are those clothes yours?” |
[02:06.66] | I said, “Some of ’em, not all of ’em” |
[02:09.73] | He said, “Ya always help out around here with the chores?” |
[02:15.07] | I said, “Sometime, not all the time” |
[02:20.34] | Then my neighbor, he blew his nose |
[02:26.48] | Just as Papa yelled outside |
[02:30.06] | “Mama wants you t’ come back in the house and bring them clothes” |
[02:38.41] | Well, I just do what I’m told |
[02:41.22] | So, I did it, of course |
[02:44.55] | I went back in the house and Mama met me |
[02:49.61] | And then I shut all the doors |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Dylan |
[00:11.45] | After a while we took in the clothes |
[00:11.98] | Nobody said very much |
[00:13.31] | Just some old wild shirts and a couple pairs of pants |
[00:15.97] | Which nobody really wanted to touch |
[00:21.53] | Mama come in and picked up a book |
[00:25.34] | An' Papa asked her what it was |
[00:30.16] | Someone else asked, " What do you care?" |
[00:35.52] | Papa said, " Well, just because" |
[00:41.16] | Then they started to take back their clothes |
[00:47.23] | Hang ' em on the line |
[00:49.72] | It was January the thirtieth |
[00:55.53] | And everybody was feelin' fine |
[00:58.33] | |
[01:00.86] | The next day everybody got up |
[01:05.87] | Seein' if the clothes were dry |
[01:08.80] | The dogs were barking, a neighbor passed |
[01:14.10] | Mama, of course, she said, " Hi!" |
[01:18.81] | " Have you heard the news?" he said, with a grin |
[01:22.66] | " The VicePresident' s gone mad!" |
[01:27.42] | " Where?" " Downtown." " When?" " Last night" |
[01:32.44] | " Hmm, say, that' s too bad!" |
[01:36.85] | " Well, there' s nothin' we can do about it," said the neighbor |
[01:42.12] | " It' s just somethin' we' re gonna have to forget" |
[01:47.82] | " Yes, I guess so," said Ma |
[01:50.55] | Then she asked me if the clothes was still wet |
[01:55.53] | |
[01:57.19] | I reached up, touched my shirt |
[02:00.71] | And the neighbor said, " Are those clothes yours?" |
[02:06.66] | I said, " Some of ' em, not all of ' em" |
[02:09.73] | He said, " Ya always help out around here with the chores?" |
[02:15.07] | I said, " Sometime, not all the time" |
[02:20.34] | Then my neighbor, he blew his nose |
[02:26.48] | Just as Papa yelled outside |
[02:30.06] | " Mama wants you t' come back in the house and bring them clothes" |
[02:38.41] | Well, I just do what I' m told |
[02:41.22] | So, I did it, of course |
[02:44.55] | I went back in the house and Mama met me |
[02:49.61] | And then I shut all the doors |