| Song | Mr. Bojangles |
| Artist | Debbie Sledge |
| Album | Sledge Sings Simone |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Jerry Jeff Walker |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Jerry Jeff Walker |
| [01:09.09] | I knew a man Bojangles |
| [01:11.28] | And he danced for you |
| [01:15.15] | In worn out shoes |
| [01:18.75] | With silver hair, a ragged shirt |
| [01:21.21] | And baggy pants, the old soft shoe |
| [01:29.61] | He jumped so high, he jumped so high |
| [01:37.02] | Then he lightly touched down |
| [01:43.56] | I met him in a cell in New Orleans |
| [01:46.77] | I was down and out |
| [01:53.10] | He looked at me to be the eyes of age |
| [01:59.28] | As he spoke right out |
| [02:04.20] | He talked of life, he talked of life |
| [02:10.83] | He laughed, slapped his leg a step |
| [02:17.94] | He said his name, Bojangles |
| [02:20.43] | And he danced a lick across the cell |
| [02:27.78] | He grabbed his pants |
| [02:29.82] | in fettered stance |
| [02:30.90] | Oh, he jumped up high |
| [02:34.20] | Then he clicked his heels |
| [02:38.82] | He let go a laugh, he let go a laugh |
| [02:45.87] | Shook back his clothes all around |
| [02:54.24] | Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles |
| [03:04.20] | Mr. Bojangles, dance! |
| [04:01.53] | He danced for those |
| [04:02.85] | At minstrel shows and county fairs |
| [04:07.65] | Throughout the south |
| [04:11.13] | He spoke with tears of 15 years |
| [04:14.10] | How his dog and him traveled about |
| [04:22.74] | His dog up and died, he up and died |
| [04:29.34] | After 20 years he still grieves |
| [04:36.24] | He said I dance now |
| [04:37.74] | At every chance in honky tonks |
| [04:42.63] | For drink and tips |
| [04:46.41] | But most of the time |
| [04:48.09] | I spend behind these county bars |
| [04:51.78] | Cause I drinks a bit |
| [04:57.78] | He shook his head |
| [05:00.51] | And as he shook his head |
| [05:03.87] | I heard someone ask him |
| [05:06.60] | Please, please |
| [05:17.88] | Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles |
| [06:01.68] | Mr. Bojangles, dance! |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Jerry Jeff Walker |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Jerry Jeff Walker |
| [01:09.09] | I knew a man Bojangles |
| [01:11.28] | And he danced for you |
| [01:15.15] | In worn out shoes |
| [01:18.75] | With silver hair, a ragged shirt |
| [01:21.21] | And baggy pants, the old soft shoe |
| [01:29.61] | He jumped so high, he jumped so high |
| [01:37.02] | Then he lightly touched down |
| [01:43.56] | I met him in a cell in New Orleans |
| [01:46.77] | I was down and out |
| [01:53.10] | He looked at me to be the eyes of age |
| [01:59.28] | As he spoke right out |
| [02:04.20] | He talked of life, he talked of life |
| [02:10.83] | He laughed, slapped his leg a step |
| [02:17.94] | He said his name, Bojangles |
| [02:20.43] | And he danced a lick across the cell |
| [02:27.78] | He grabbed his pants |
| [02:29.82] | in fettered stance |
| [02:30.90] | Oh, he jumped up high |
| [02:34.20] | Then he clicked his heels |
| [02:38.82] | He let go a laugh, he let go a laugh |
| [02:45.87] | Shook back his clothes all around |
| [02:54.24] | Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles |
| [03:04.20] | Mr. Bojangles, dance! |
| [04:01.53] | He danced for those |
| [04:02.85] | At minstrel shows and county fairs |
| [04:07.65] | Throughout the south |
| [04:11.13] | He spoke with tears of 15 years |
| [04:14.10] | How his dog and him traveled about |
| [04:22.74] | His dog up and died, he up and died |
| [04:29.34] | After 20 years he still grieves |
| [04:36.24] | He said I dance now |
| [04:37.74] | At every chance in honky tonks |
| [04:42.63] | For drink and tips |
| [04:46.41] | But most of the time |
| [04:48.09] | I spend behind these county bars |
| [04:51.78] | Cause I drinks a bit |
| [04:57.78] | He shook his head |
| [05:00.51] | And as he shook his head |
| [05:03.87] | I heard someone ask him |
| [05:06.60] | Please, please |
| [05:17.88] | Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles |
| [06:01.68] | Mr. Bojangles, dance! |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Jerry Jeff Walker |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Jerry Jeff Walker |
| [01:09.09] | I knew a man Bojangles |
| [01:11.28] | And he danced for you |
| [01:15.15] | In worn out shoes |
| [01:18.75] | With silver hair, a ragged shirt |
| [01:21.21] | And baggy pants, the old soft shoe |
| [01:29.61] | He jumped so high, he jumped so high |
| [01:37.02] | Then he lightly touched down |
| [01:43.56] | I met him in a cell in New Orleans |
| [01:46.77] | I was down and out |
| [01:53.10] | He looked at me to be the eyes of age |
| [01:59.28] | As he spoke right out |
| [02:04.20] | He talked of life, he talked of life |
| [02:10.83] | He laughed, slapped his leg a step |
| [02:17.94] | He said his name, Bojangles |
| [02:20.43] | And he danced a lick across the cell |
| [02:27.78] | He grabbed his pants |
| [02:29.82] | in fettered stance |
| [02:30.90] | Oh, he jumped up high |
| [02:34.20] | Then he clicked his heels |
| [02:38.82] | He let go a laugh, he let go a laugh |
| [02:45.87] | Shook back his clothes all around |
| [02:54.24] | Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles |
| [03:04.20] | Mr. Bojangles, dance! |
| [04:01.53] | He danced for those |
| [04:02.85] | At minstrel shows and county fairs |
| [04:07.65] | Throughout the south |
| [04:11.13] | He spoke with tears of 15 years |
| [04:14.10] | How his dog and him traveled about |
| [04:22.74] | His dog up and died, he up and died |
| [04:29.34] | After 20 years he still grieves |
| [04:36.24] | He said I dance now |
| [04:37.74] | At every chance in honky tonks |
| [04:42.63] | For drink and tips |
| [04:46.41] | But most of the time |
| [04:48.09] | I spend behind these county bars |
| [04:51.78] | Cause I drinks a bit |
| [04:57.78] | He shook his head |
| [05:00.51] | And as he shook his head |
| [05:03.87] | I heard someone ask him |
| [05:06.60] | Please, please |
| [05:17.88] | Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles |
| [06:01.68] | Mr. Bojangles, dance! |