Song | Timmy Tucker |
Artist | moe. |
Album | The Fonda Theatre, Hollywood |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Amico, Derhak, Garvey ... | |
Timmy Tucker was a friend of mine | |
He came from a long line of geeks | |
His papa was a horseshoe throwin' man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
His mama's name was Annabelle | |
And his daddy's name was Zeek | |
But he could throw them horeshoes man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
Timmy was a different sort | |
He wasn't like his dad or mom | |
They wanted him to grow up | |
Just like his older brother Tom | |
Timmy'd get so close, so close | |
So close, but not very long | |
Couldn't even score a point | |
In hand grenades or atom bombs | |
Alone and tired he walked the streets | |
Of Downtown Exeter | |
With a pocket full of rusted change | |
A transcendence did occur | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Timmy finally freed himself | |
From the onus he called dad | |
He'd let the army teach him a trade | |
Surveying was his bag | |
Sergeant Goatlips was an evil man | |
Cuz his wife was a wretched hag | |
Timmy blinked and opened his eyes | |
He was washing pots | |
With an army rag | |
Our hero's life turned olive drab | |
He was cast into a four year hell | |
Livin' in barracks with forty men | |
His loins did ever swell | |
Timmy took a walk outside | |
Lordy, Lordy, Lord he fell | |
A rock was tossed into his retina | |
His eye was an empty shell | |
With a check and a discharge | |
He just hopped on the nearest bus | |
Went down to Tijuana | |
Got a nasty case of PUS | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
(Part of First Verse Repeated) | |
Timmy Tucker was a friend of mine | |
He came from a long line of geeks | |
His papa was a horseshoe throwin' man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor...Poor, Timmy Tucker |
zuo qu : Amico, Derhak, Garvey ... | |
Timmy Tucker was a friend of mine | |
He came from a long line of geeks | |
His papa was a horseshoe throwin' man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
His mama' s name was Annabelle | |
And his daddy' s name was Zeek | |
But he could throw them horeshoes man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
Timmy was a different sort | |
He wasn' t like his dad or mom | |
They wanted him to grow up | |
Just like his older brother Tom | |
Timmy' d get so close, so close | |
So close, but not very long | |
Couldn' t even score a point | |
In hand grenades or atom bombs | |
Alone and tired he walked the streets | |
Of Downtown Exeter | |
With a pocket full of rusted change | |
A transcendence did occur | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Timmy finally freed himself | |
From the onus he called dad | |
He' d let the army teach him a trade | |
Surveying was his bag | |
Sergeant Goatlips was an evil man | |
Cuz his wife was a wretched hag | |
Timmy blinked and opened his eyes | |
He was washing pots | |
With an army rag | |
Our hero' s life turned olive drab | |
He was cast into a four year hell | |
Livin' in barracks with forty men | |
His loins did ever swell | |
Timmy took a walk outside | |
Lordy, Lordy, Lord he fell | |
A rock was tossed into his retina | |
His eye was an empty shell | |
With a check and a discharge | |
He just hopped on the nearest bus | |
Went down to Tijuana | |
Got a nasty case of PUS | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Part of First Verse Repeated | |
Timmy Tucker was a friend of mine | |
He came from a long line of geeks | |
His papa was a horseshoe throwin' man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker |
zuò qǔ : Amico, Derhak, Garvey ... | |
Timmy Tucker was a friend of mine | |
He came from a long line of geeks | |
His papa was a horseshoe throwin' man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
His mama' s name was Annabelle | |
And his daddy' s name was Zeek | |
But he could throw them horeshoes man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
Timmy was a different sort | |
He wasn' t like his dad or mom | |
They wanted him to grow up | |
Just like his older brother Tom | |
Timmy' d get so close, so close | |
So close, but not very long | |
Couldn' t even score a point | |
In hand grenades or atom bombs | |
Alone and tired he walked the streets | |
Of Downtown Exeter | |
With a pocket full of rusted change | |
A transcendence did occur | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Timmy finally freed himself | |
From the onus he called dad | |
He' d let the army teach him a trade | |
Surveying was his bag | |
Sergeant Goatlips was an evil man | |
Cuz his wife was a wretched hag | |
Timmy blinked and opened his eyes | |
He was washing pots | |
With an army rag | |
Our hero' s life turned olive drab | |
He was cast into a four year hell | |
Livin' in barracks with forty men | |
His loins did ever swell | |
Timmy took a walk outside | |
Lordy, Lordy, Lord he fell | |
A rock was tossed into his retina | |
His eye was an empty shell | |
With a check and a discharge | |
He just hopped on the nearest bus | |
Went down to Tijuana | |
Got a nasty case of PUS | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Part of First Verse Repeated | |
Timmy Tucker was a friend of mine | |
He came from a long line of geeks | |
His papa was a horseshoe throwin' man | |
He was a horseshoe throwin' freak | |
Metaphysical reckoning of his purpose did infer | |
He should huff himself the short trek down to the army recruiter | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker | |
Poor... Poor, Timmy Tucker |