| Song | I Stayed Off Work Today (2006 Digital Remaster) |
| Artist | Jake Thackray |
| Album | Jake In A Box (The EMI Recordings 1967-1976) |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作曲 : Jake Thackray |
| [00:07.17] | I stayed off work all day the day I met you, darling, and instead |
| [00:11.16] | We spent the morning in the park and the afternoon in bed. |
| [00:14.22] | But by the teatime we were hungry, I went to shop for you. |
| [00:18.06] | The butcher took a fiver for a porterhouse for two. |
| [00:21.42] | I'll be blowed! I'll be blowed! |
| [00:23.37] | The butcher was a twister! |
| [00:24.93] | I'll be damned! I'll be damned! |
| [00:26.58] | He only gave us change of a quid. |
| [00:28.50] | I was done, I was done: |
| [00:30.42] | The porterhouse was brisket. |
| [00:32.01] | He says: 'Open up your eyes,' he says, |
| [00:33.96] | "And learn to do as I did." |
| [00:35.85] | 'Open up your eyes,' he says, |
| [00:37.41] | 'And learn to do as I did.' |
| [00:38.76] | They can do me, do me, darling; I have nothing else to lose. |
| [00:42.39] | Him and his poxy porterhouse can cheat me if they choose. |
| [00:45.84] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do; |
| [00:49.71] | The pussyfooting butcherman would laugh aloud if he knew |
| [00:52.92] | That since you took my eyes, they do not do as others' do. |
| [01:03.54] | The day before your birthday I was miserably broke, |
| [01:07.11] | Mooching up a ginnel, when this military bloke |
| [01:10.11] | Comes up and says he'll give us a sub to buy a flower or two for you. |
| [01:13.62] | He hands me down a shilling and I signs an I.O.U. |
| [01:17.25] | I'll be blowed! I'll be blowed! |
| [01:19.23] | The soldier was a scoundrel! |
| [01:20.85] | I'll be damned! I'll be damned! |
| [01:22.56] | And the shilling was a dud. |
| [01:24.30] | I was done, I was done: |
| [01:26.28] | I'd joined the sodding army. |
| [01:27.81] | 'With a rifle in your hand,' he says, |
| [01:29.82] | 'You'll do as everyone would. |
| [01:31.56] | A rifle in your hand and you |
| [01:33.15] | Will do as everyone would.' |
| [01:34.80] | They can do me, do me, darling; I have nothing else to lose. |
| [01:38.67] | Him and his piffling rifle can dragoon me if they choose. |
| [01:41.76] | They can do me, do me, darling, they can do me as they do; |
| [01:45.36] | The scoundrel of a corporal would chuckle if he knew |
| [01:48.81] | That since you held my hand it does not do as others' do. |
| [01:59.16] | I was trained at scaling obstacles and marching every day |
| [02:02.70] | I got good enough to scale the barracks wall and march away |
| [02:06.12] | But the bloodhounds came and got me and they said, if I confessed, |
| [02:09.75] | The justice of the peace would smile on me and do his best. |
| [02:13.08] | I'll be blowed! I'll be blowed! |
| [02:15.06] | The magistrate was bogey! |
| [02:16.65] | I'll be damned! I'll be damned! |
| [02:18.27] | He usually gave a year or two. |
| [02:20.22] | I was done, I was done: |
| [02:21.81] | He did his best and gave me twenty. |
| [02:23.67] | 'With a chain about your feet,' he says, |
| [02:25.68] | 'You'll do as others do. |
| [02:27.45] | A chain about your feet,' he says, |
| [02:29.10] | 'Now do as others do.' |
| [02:30.63] | They can do me, do me, darling; I have nothing else to lose. |
| [02:34.65] | Him and his pettifoggery can shackle me if they choose. |
| [02:37.65] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do; |
| [02:41.22] | The tricky old juridical would snicker if he knew |
| [02:44.61] | That since you kissed my feet they do not do as others' do. |
| [02:55.29] | A bishop came to see me as I languished in the cell; |
| [02:59.01] | Give us a blessing and asked if I was short of anything else. |
| [03:02.04] | And I said that I was thirsty so he went and got a cup; |
| [03:05.82] | Looks at me and nods and I politely drink it up. |
| [03:08.97] | I'll be blowed! I'll be blowed! |
| [03:10.95] | The bishop was a rascal! |
| [03:12.54] | I'll be damned! I'll be damned! |
| [03:14.16] | And him a bishop if you please. |
| [03:16.08] | I was done, I was done: |
| [03:17.82] | In the cup was holy water. |
| [03:19.53] | 'You're a Christian, now, you are,' he says, |
| [03:21.51] | 'So down upon your knees. |
| [03:23.40] | Now a proper Christian, so down upon your knees.' |
| [03:26.55] | They can do me, do me, darling; I have nothing else to lose. |
| [03:30.09] | Him and his holy water trick can save me if they choose. |
| [03:33.54] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do; |
| [03:37.17] | The rascally episcopal would giggle if he knew |
| [03:40.62] | That since you touched my knees they do not do as others' do. |
| [03:51.18] | And then a bony angel, with a hammer and some wings, |
| [03:54.48] | Came and said that I could see you again if I went to live with him. |
| [03:57.72] | So I said yes, and so he hit me with his hammer a time or two; |
| [04:01.26] | He took me to his mansion, on the doorstep there was you. |
| [04:04.80] | I'll be blowed! I'll be blowed! |
| [04:06.78] | The angel was a bounder! |
| [04:08.37] | I'll be damned! I'll be damned! |
| [04:10.32] | He took you up the stairs. |
| [04:11.97] | I was done, I was done: |
| [04:13.56] | He threw me down the boilerhouse. |
| [04:15.63] | 'There's one born every minute,' he says, |
| [04:17.34] | 'We keep 'em all in there. |
| [04:19.20] | One born every minute" he says, |
| [04:20.67] | 'And we keep 'em all down there.' |
| [04:22.20] | They can do me, do me, darling; I have nothing else to lose. |
| [04:26.13] | Him and his crematorium can grill me if they choose. |
| [04:29.25] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do, |
| [04:32.88] | The dangerous old angelface would frown a bit if he knew |
| [04:36.27] | That since you took me in I do not do as others do. |
| [00:00.00] | zuo qu : Jake Thackray |
| [00:07.17] | I stayed off work all day the day I met you, darling, and instead |
| [00:11.16] | We spent the morning in the park and the afternoon in bed. |
| [00:14.22] | But by the teatime we were hungry, I went to shop for you. |
| [00:18.06] | The butcher took a fiver for a porterhouse for two. |
| [00:21.42] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [00:23.37] | The butcher was a twister! |
| [00:24.93] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [00:26.58] | He only gave us change of a quid. |
| [00:28.50] | I was done, I was done: |
| [00:30.42] | The porterhouse was brisket. |
| [00:32.01] | He says: ' Open up your eyes, ' he says, |
| [00:33.96] | " And learn to do as I did. " |
| [00:35.85] | ' Open up your eyes, ' he says, |
| [00:37.41] | ' And learn to do as I did. ' |
| [00:38.76] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [00:42.39] | Him and his poxy porterhouse can cheat me if they choose. |
| [00:45.84] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do |
| [00:49.71] | The pussyfooting butcherman would laugh aloud if he knew |
| [00:52.92] | That since you took my eyes, they do not do as others' do. |
| [01:03.54] | The day before your birthday I was miserably broke, |
| [01:07.11] | Mooching up a ginnel, when this military bloke |
| [01:10.11] | Comes up and says he' ll give us a sub to buy a flower or two for you. |
| [01:13.62] | He hands me down a shilling and I signs an I. O. U. |
| [01:17.25] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [01:19.23] | The soldier was a scoundrel! |
| [01:20.85] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [01:22.56] | And the shilling was a dud. |
| [01:24.30] | I was done, I was done: |
| [01:26.28] | I' d joined the sodding army. |
| [01:27.81] | ' With a rifle in your hand, ' he says, |
| [01:29.82] | ' You' ll do as everyone would. |
| [01:31.56] | A rifle in your hand and you |
| [01:33.15] | Will do as everyone would. ' |
| [01:34.80] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [01:38.67] | Him and his piffling rifle can dragoon me if they choose. |
| [01:41.76] | They can do me, do me, darling, they can do me as they do |
| [01:45.36] | The scoundrel of a corporal would chuckle if he knew |
| [01:48.81] | That since you held my hand it does not do as others' do. |
| [01:59.16] | I was trained at scaling obstacles and marching every day |
| [02:02.70] | I got good enough to scale the barracks wall and march away |
| [02:06.12] | But the bloodhounds came and got me and they said, if I confessed, |
| [02:09.75] | The justice of the peace would smile on me and do his best. |
| [02:13.08] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [02:15.06] | The magistrate was bogey! |
| [02:16.65] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [02:18.27] | He usually gave a year or two. |
| [02:20.22] | I was done, I was done: |
| [02:21.81] | He did his best and gave me twenty. |
| [02:23.67] | ' With a chain about your feet, ' he says, |
| [02:25.68] | ' You' ll do as others do. |
| [02:27.45] | A chain about your feet, ' he says, |
| [02:29.10] | ' Now do as others do. ' |
| [02:30.63] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [02:34.65] | Him and his pettifoggery can shackle me if they choose. |
| [02:37.65] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do |
| [02:41.22] | The tricky old juridical would snicker if he knew |
| [02:44.61] | That since you kissed my feet they do not do as others' do. |
| [02:55.29] | A bishop came to see me as I languished in the cell |
| [02:59.01] | Give us a blessing and asked if I was short of anything else. |
| [03:02.04] | And I said that I was thirsty so he went and got a cup |
| [03:05.82] | Looks at me and nods and I politely drink it up. |
| [03:08.97] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [03:10.95] | The bishop was a rascal! |
| [03:12.54] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [03:14.16] | And him a bishop if you please. |
| [03:16.08] | I was done, I was done: |
| [03:17.82] | In the cup was holy water. |
| [03:19.53] | ' You' re a Christian, now, you are, ' he says, |
| [03:21.51] | ' So down upon your knees. |
| [03:23.40] | Now a proper Christian, so down upon your knees. ' |
| [03:26.55] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [03:30.09] | Him and his holy water trick can save me if they choose. |
| [03:33.54] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do |
| [03:37.17] | The rascally episcopal would giggle if he knew |
| [03:40.62] | That since you touched my knees they do not do as others' do. |
| [03:51.18] | And then a bony angel, with a hammer and some wings, |
| [03:54.48] | Came and said that I could see you again if I went to live with him. |
| [03:57.72] | So I said yes, and so he hit me with his hammer a time or two |
| [04:01.26] | He took me to his mansion, on the doorstep there was you. |
| [04:04.80] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [04:06.78] | The angel was a bounder! |
| [04:08.37] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [04:10.32] | He took you up the stairs. |
| [04:11.97] | I was done, I was done: |
| [04:13.56] | He threw me down the boilerhouse. |
| [04:15.63] | ' There' s one born every minute, ' he says, |
| [04:17.34] | ' We keep ' em all in there. |
| [04:19.20] | One born every minute" he says, |
| [04:20.67] | ' And we keep ' em all down there. ' |
| [04:22.20] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [04:26.13] | Him and his crematorium can grill me if they choose. |
| [04:29.25] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do, |
| [04:32.88] | The dangerous old angelface would frown a bit if he knew |
| [04:36.27] | That since you took me in I do not do as others do. |
| [00:00.00] | zuò qǔ : Jake Thackray |
| [00:07.17] | I stayed off work all day the day I met you, darling, and instead |
| [00:11.16] | We spent the morning in the park and the afternoon in bed. |
| [00:14.22] | But by the teatime we were hungry, I went to shop for you. |
| [00:18.06] | The butcher took a fiver for a porterhouse for two. |
| [00:21.42] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [00:23.37] | The butcher was a twister! |
| [00:24.93] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [00:26.58] | He only gave us change of a quid. |
| [00:28.50] | I was done, I was done: |
| [00:30.42] | The porterhouse was brisket. |
| [00:32.01] | He says: ' Open up your eyes, ' he says, |
| [00:33.96] | " And learn to do as I did. " |
| [00:35.85] | ' Open up your eyes, ' he says, |
| [00:37.41] | ' And learn to do as I did. ' |
| [00:38.76] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [00:42.39] | Him and his poxy porterhouse can cheat me if they choose. |
| [00:45.84] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do |
| [00:49.71] | The pussyfooting butcherman would laugh aloud if he knew |
| [00:52.92] | That since you took my eyes, they do not do as others' do. |
| [01:03.54] | The day before your birthday I was miserably broke, |
| [01:07.11] | Mooching up a ginnel, when this military bloke |
| [01:10.11] | Comes up and says he' ll give us a sub to buy a flower or two for you. |
| [01:13.62] | He hands me down a shilling and I signs an I. O. U. |
| [01:17.25] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [01:19.23] | The soldier was a scoundrel! |
| [01:20.85] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [01:22.56] | And the shilling was a dud. |
| [01:24.30] | I was done, I was done: |
| [01:26.28] | I' d joined the sodding army. |
| [01:27.81] | ' With a rifle in your hand, ' he says, |
| [01:29.82] | ' You' ll do as everyone would. |
| [01:31.56] | A rifle in your hand and you |
| [01:33.15] | Will do as everyone would. ' |
| [01:34.80] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [01:38.67] | Him and his piffling rifle can dragoon me if they choose. |
| [01:41.76] | They can do me, do me, darling, they can do me as they do |
| [01:45.36] | The scoundrel of a corporal would chuckle if he knew |
| [01:48.81] | That since you held my hand it does not do as others' do. |
| [01:59.16] | I was trained at scaling obstacles and marching every day |
| [02:02.70] | I got good enough to scale the barracks wall and march away |
| [02:06.12] | But the bloodhounds came and got me and they said, if I confessed, |
| [02:09.75] | The justice of the peace would smile on me and do his best. |
| [02:13.08] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [02:15.06] | The magistrate was bogey! |
| [02:16.65] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [02:18.27] | He usually gave a year or two. |
| [02:20.22] | I was done, I was done: |
| [02:21.81] | He did his best and gave me twenty. |
| [02:23.67] | ' With a chain about your feet, ' he says, |
| [02:25.68] | ' You' ll do as others do. |
| [02:27.45] | A chain about your feet, ' he says, |
| [02:29.10] | ' Now do as others do. ' |
| [02:30.63] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [02:34.65] | Him and his pettifoggery can shackle me if they choose. |
| [02:37.65] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do |
| [02:41.22] | The tricky old juridical would snicker if he knew |
| [02:44.61] | That since you kissed my feet they do not do as others' do. |
| [02:55.29] | A bishop came to see me as I languished in the cell |
| [02:59.01] | Give us a blessing and asked if I was short of anything else. |
| [03:02.04] | And I said that I was thirsty so he went and got a cup |
| [03:05.82] | Looks at me and nods and I politely drink it up. |
| [03:08.97] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [03:10.95] | The bishop was a rascal! |
| [03:12.54] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [03:14.16] | And him a bishop if you please. |
| [03:16.08] | I was done, I was done: |
| [03:17.82] | In the cup was holy water. |
| [03:19.53] | ' You' re a Christian, now, you are, ' he says, |
| [03:21.51] | ' So down upon your knees. |
| [03:23.40] | Now a proper Christian, so down upon your knees. ' |
| [03:26.55] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [03:30.09] | Him and his holy water trick can save me if they choose. |
| [03:33.54] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do |
| [03:37.17] | The rascally episcopal would giggle if he knew |
| [03:40.62] | That since you touched my knees they do not do as others' do. |
| [03:51.18] | And then a bony angel, with a hammer and some wings, |
| [03:54.48] | Came and said that I could see you again if I went to live with him. |
| [03:57.72] | So I said yes, and so he hit me with his hammer a time or two |
| [04:01.26] | He took me to his mansion, on the doorstep there was you. |
| [04:04.80] | I' ll be blowed! I' ll be blowed! |
| [04:06.78] | The angel was a bounder! |
| [04:08.37] | I' ll be damned! I' ll be damned! |
| [04:10.32] | He took you up the stairs. |
| [04:11.97] | I was done, I was done: |
| [04:13.56] | He threw me down the boilerhouse. |
| [04:15.63] | ' There' s one born every minute, ' he says, |
| [04:17.34] | ' We keep ' em all in there. |
| [04:19.20] | One born every minute" he says, |
| [04:20.67] | ' And we keep ' em all down there. ' |
| [04:22.20] | They can do me, do me, darling I have nothing else to lose. |
| [04:26.13] | Him and his crematorium can grill me if they choose. |
| [04:29.25] | They can do me, do me, do me, do me, darling, as they do, |
| [04:32.88] | The dangerous old angelface would frown a bit if he knew |
| [04:36.27] | That since you took me in I do not do as others do. |