| Song | Pigeons |
| Artist | Bill Callahan |
| Album | Pigeons |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Bill Callahan |
| [00:08.635] | Hello, I’m Johnny Cash |
| [00:14.403] | Well, the pigeons ate the wedding rice |
| [00:18.103] | And exploded somewhere over San Antonio |
| [00:33.956] | I picked up the newlyweds and asked them |
| [00:37.006] | Where they wanted to go |
| [00:43.680] | They said “We don’t care, we don’t know, anywhere, just go” |
| [00:55.402] | Ever since I’d gotten married I started working weddings |
| [00:59.810] | Driving this long white limo |
| [01:08.272] | They’d had their ceremony in Brackettville |
| [01:12.035] | At that phony Alamo |
| [01:21.515] | We were 30 miles from the border of Mexico |
| [01:33.179] | Well, they’re in the back laughing at some uncle named Jack |
| [01:37.363] | Who got too drunk, and during his speech |
| [01:41.739] | The tears started to flow |
| [01:48.534] | Well, they seemed like a match |
| [01:51.212] | So I stopped looking for cracks in their road and just drove |
| [02:06.420] | Outside of Concan, the groom noticed the gold band on my left hand |
| [02:14.733] | And said “You got any advice for us, old man?” |
| [02:22.083] | Well, I thought for a mile while I drove with a smile |
| [02:37.755] | And I said when you are dating you only see each other |
| [02:44.070] | And the rest of us can go to hell |
| [02:51.871] | But when you are married, you are married to the whole wide world |
| [03:03.633] | The rich and the poor |
| [03:06.266] | The sick and the well |
| [03:09.675] | The straights and gays |
| [03:11.987] | And the people who say we don’t use these terms these days |
| [03:22.193] | The salt and the soil |
| [03:29.922] | I tried to say my piece |
| [03:32.412] | We drove on in silence for a spell |
| [03:39.961] | How my words had gone over, I couldn’t tell |
| [03:51.994] | Potent advice or preachy as hell |
| [04:01.748] | But when I see people about to marry |
| [04:06.810] | I became something of a plenipotentiary |
| [04:13.038] | I just think it’s good, as you probably can tell |
| [04:21.212] | When two Adams from the Big Bang |
| [04:23.593] | Get back together with the old gang |
| [04:28.055] | I drop them at a fancy dancy boutique hotel |
| [04:39.606] | And I drive off alone, but I’m not alone |
| [04:53.306] | Sincerely, L. Cohen |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Bill Callahan |
| [00:08.635] | Hello, I' m Johnny Cash |
| [00:14.403] | Well, the pigeons ate the wedding rice |
| [00:18.103] | And exploded somewhere over San Antonio |
| [00:33.956] | I picked up the newlyweds and asked them |
| [00:37.006] | Where they wanted to go |
| [00:43.680] | They said " We don' t care, we don' t know, anywhere, just go" |
| [00:55.402] | Ever since I' d gotten married I started working weddings |
| [00:59.810] | Driving this long white limo |
| [01:08.272] | They' d had their ceremony in Brackettville |
| [01:12.035] | At that phony Alamo |
| [01:21.515] | We were 30 miles from the border of Mexico |
| [01:33.179] | Well, they' re in the back laughing at some uncle named Jack |
| [01:37.363] | Who got too drunk, and during his speech |
| [01:41.739] | The tears started to flow |
| [01:48.534] | Well, they seemed like a match |
| [01:51.212] | So I stopped looking for cracks in their road and just drove |
| [02:06.420] | Outside of Concan, the groom noticed the gold band on my left hand |
| [02:14.733] | And said " You got any advice for us, old man? " |
| [02:22.083] | Well, I thought for a mile while I drove with a smile |
| [02:37.755] | And I said when you are dating you only see each other |
| [02:44.070] | And the rest of us can go to hell |
| [02:51.871] | But when you are married, you are married to the whole wide world |
| [03:03.633] | The rich and the poor |
| [03:06.266] | The sick and the well |
| [03:09.675] | The straights and gays |
| [03:11.987] | And the people who say we don' t use these terms these days |
| [03:22.193] | The salt and the soil |
| [03:29.922] | I tried to say my piece |
| [03:32.412] | We drove on in silence for a spell |
| [03:39.961] | How my words had gone over, I couldn' t tell |
| [03:51.994] | Potent advice or preachy as hell |
| [04:01.748] | But when I see people about to marry |
| [04:06.810] | I became something of a plenipotentiary |
| [04:13.038] | I just think it' s good, as you probably can tell |
| [04:21.212] | When two Adams from the Big Bang |
| [04:23.593] | Get back together with the old gang |
| [04:28.055] | I drop them at a fancy dancy boutique hotel |
| [04:39.606] | And I drive off alone, but I' m not alone |
| [04:53.306] | Sincerely, L. Cohen |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Bill Callahan |
| [00:08.635] | Hello, I' m Johnny Cash |
| [00:14.403] | Well, the pigeons ate the wedding rice |
| [00:18.103] | And exploded somewhere over San Antonio |
| [00:33.956] | I picked up the newlyweds and asked them |
| [00:37.006] | Where they wanted to go |
| [00:43.680] | They said " We don' t care, we don' t know, anywhere, just go" |
| [00:55.402] | Ever since I' d gotten married I started working weddings |
| [00:59.810] | Driving this long white limo |
| [01:08.272] | They' d had their ceremony in Brackettville |
| [01:12.035] | At that phony Alamo |
| [01:21.515] | We were 30 miles from the border of Mexico |
| [01:33.179] | Well, they' re in the back laughing at some uncle named Jack |
| [01:37.363] | Who got too drunk, and during his speech |
| [01:41.739] | The tears started to flow |
| [01:48.534] | Well, they seemed like a match |
| [01:51.212] | So I stopped looking for cracks in their road and just drove |
| [02:06.420] | Outside of Concan, the groom noticed the gold band on my left hand |
| [02:14.733] | And said " You got any advice for us, old man? " |
| [02:22.083] | Well, I thought for a mile while I drove with a smile |
| [02:37.755] | And I said when you are dating you only see each other |
| [02:44.070] | And the rest of us can go to hell |
| [02:51.871] | But when you are married, you are married to the whole wide world |
| [03:03.633] | The rich and the poor |
| [03:06.266] | The sick and the well |
| [03:09.675] | The straights and gays |
| [03:11.987] | And the people who say we don' t use these terms these days |
| [03:22.193] | The salt and the soil |
| [03:29.922] | I tried to say my piece |
| [03:32.412] | We drove on in silence for a spell |
| [03:39.961] | How my words had gone over, I couldn' t tell |
| [03:51.994] | Potent advice or preachy as hell |
| [04:01.748] | But when I see people about to marry |
| [04:06.810] | I became something of a plenipotentiary |
| [04:13.038] | I just think it' s good, as you probably can tell |
| [04:21.212] | When two Adams from the Big Bang |
| [04:23.593] | Get back together with the old gang |
| [04:28.055] | I drop them at a fancy dancy boutique hotel |
| [04:39.606] | And I drive off alone, but I' m not alone |
| [04:53.306] | Sincerely, L. Cohen |