Song | Ace Insurance Man |
Artist | Bobbie Gentry |
Album | Local Gentry |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Gentry | |
Two men sittin' in straight back chairs | |
Feet propped up on the railin' | |
Sittin' in front of the country store | |
Discussin' how the crops were failin' | |
About that time a car drove by | |
With an Ace Insurance bumper sticker | |
Well that must be the man been courtin' Abell | |
He's somethin' of a city slicker | |
(Ah, you can tell just from the way he's drivin' that car) | |
Do you reckon he's goin' up to see Abell | |
You know her daddy went to Maben this day | |
And her mommas been in Arkansas with her ailin' pa | |
Ain't nobody home that way | |
(Ha ha, 'cept Abell) | |
Now, I don't mean nothing by what I say | |
But if you won't say it, I can | |
She ain't got no bid'ness alone | |
With that Ace Insurance man | |
(Why there's just no tellin' what might happen) | |
People ought to keep an eye on they're kids | |
You remember 'bout Abby Mcguinness | |
Why'it, lik'ta kill'ed her ma when she found out about it | |
Course I know it ain't none of my bid'ness | |
But uh, well, if it was me, if it was me | |
It might be too late and it would be a pity | |
Better call up the sheriff in Calhoun city | |
And have the preacher organize a 'vestigating committee | |
To see what's going on | |
(Yes, sir, and we'd better hurry) | |
Tearing down the road in a pickup truck | |
With Bentley out taking the lead | |
Followed by a tractor and a half lame mule | |
Dust flyin' as they picked up speed | |
Faces beaming goodness and their jaw's set hard | |
Good people just doin' what's right | |
And off in the distance was Abell's house | |
And there wasn't a soul in sight | |
Aw, I could'a told you | |
(Oh, I just knew it) | |
Now the gravel was flying as he turned the bend | |
And screeched to a grinding halt | |
They went through the fence, into the flower bed | |
And hit pa's first-prize hog in the head | |
And left half a dozen mama's chickens for dead | |
But it wasn't nobody's fault | |
Oh, look at Harvey's prize hog | |
And all of them darlin' old grown bad trusty chickens | |
(We got more important things to tend to, boy) | |
I wonder if they're covered? | |
Committee bounded on the front porch | |
To meet the enemy face to face | |
But Abell yelled at 'em through the screen door | |
"Y'all messed up my daddy's place" | |
But in her hand she waved a policy | |
Sayin' with a Mona Lisa grin | |
"Well, y'all timed that one just about right | |
'Cause Ace done struck again" |
zuo ci : Gentry | |
Two men sittin' in straight back chairs | |
Feet propped up on the railin' | |
Sittin' in front of the country store | |
Discussin' how the crops were failin' | |
About that time a car drove by | |
With an Ace Insurance bumper sticker | |
Well that must be the man been courtin' Abell | |
He' s somethin' of a city slicker | |
Ah, you can tell just from the way he' s drivin' that car | |
Do you reckon he' s goin' up to see Abell | |
You know her daddy went to Maben this day | |
And her mommas been in Arkansas with her ailin' pa | |
Ain' t nobody home that way | |
Ha ha, ' cept Abell | |
Now, I don' t mean nothing by what I say | |
But if you won' t say it, I can | |
She ain' t got no bid' ness alone | |
With that Ace Insurance man | |
Why there' s just no tellin' what might happen | |
People ought to keep an eye on they' re kids | |
You remember ' bout Abby Mcguinness | |
Why' it, lik' ta kill' ed her ma when she found out about it | |
Course I know it ain' t none of my bid' ness | |
But uh, well, if it was me, if it was me | |
It might be too late and it would be a pity | |
Better call up the sheriff in Calhoun city | |
And have the preacher organize a ' vestigating committee | |
To see what' s going on | |
Yes, sir, and we' d better hurry | |
Tearing down the road in a pickup truck | |
With Bentley out taking the lead | |
Followed by a tractor and a half lame mule | |
Dust flyin' as they picked up speed | |
Faces beaming goodness and their jaw' s set hard | |
Good people just doin' what' s right | |
And off in the distance was Abell' s house | |
And there wasn' t a soul in sight | |
Aw, I could' a told you | |
Oh, I just knew it | |
Now the gravel was flying as he turned the bend | |
And screeched to a grinding halt | |
They went through the fence, into the flower bed | |
And hit pa' s firstprize hog in the head | |
And left half a dozen mama' s chickens for dead | |
But it wasn' t nobody' s fault | |
Oh, look at Harvey' s prize hog | |
And all of them darlin' old grown bad trusty chickens | |
We got more important things to tend to, boy | |
I wonder if they' re covered? | |
Committee bounded on the front porch | |
To meet the enemy face to face | |
But Abell yelled at ' em through the screen door | |
" Y' all messed up my daddy' s place" | |
But in her hand she waved a policy | |
Sayin' with a Mona Lisa grin | |
" Well, y' all timed that one just about right | |
' Cause Ace done struck again" |
zuò cí : Gentry | |
Two men sittin' in straight back chairs | |
Feet propped up on the railin' | |
Sittin' in front of the country store | |
Discussin' how the crops were failin' | |
About that time a car drove by | |
With an Ace Insurance bumper sticker | |
Well that must be the man been courtin' Abell | |
He' s somethin' of a city slicker | |
Ah, you can tell just from the way he' s drivin' that car | |
Do you reckon he' s goin' up to see Abell | |
You know her daddy went to Maben this day | |
And her mommas been in Arkansas with her ailin' pa | |
Ain' t nobody home that way | |
Ha ha, ' cept Abell | |
Now, I don' t mean nothing by what I say | |
But if you won' t say it, I can | |
She ain' t got no bid' ness alone | |
With that Ace Insurance man | |
Why there' s just no tellin' what might happen | |
People ought to keep an eye on they' re kids | |
You remember ' bout Abby Mcguinness | |
Why' it, lik' ta kill' ed her ma when she found out about it | |
Course I know it ain' t none of my bid' ness | |
But uh, well, if it was me, if it was me | |
It might be too late and it would be a pity | |
Better call up the sheriff in Calhoun city | |
And have the preacher organize a ' vestigating committee | |
To see what' s going on | |
Yes, sir, and we' d better hurry | |
Tearing down the road in a pickup truck | |
With Bentley out taking the lead | |
Followed by a tractor and a half lame mule | |
Dust flyin' as they picked up speed | |
Faces beaming goodness and their jaw' s set hard | |
Good people just doin' what' s right | |
And off in the distance was Abell' s house | |
And there wasn' t a soul in sight | |
Aw, I could' a told you | |
Oh, I just knew it | |
Now the gravel was flying as he turned the bend | |
And screeched to a grinding halt | |
They went through the fence, into the flower bed | |
And hit pa' s firstprize hog in the head | |
And left half a dozen mama' s chickens for dead | |
But it wasn' t nobody' s fault | |
Oh, look at Harvey' s prize hog | |
And all of them darlin' old grown bad trusty chickens | |
We got more important things to tend to, boy | |
I wonder if they' re covered? | |
Committee bounded on the front porch | |
To meet the enemy face to face | |
But Abell yelled at ' em through the screen door | |
" Y' all messed up my daddy' s place" | |
But in her hand she waved a policy | |
Sayin' with a Mona Lisa grin | |
" Well, y' all timed that one just about right | |
' Cause Ace done struck again" |