[00:20.41] |
I knew a man Bojangles and he danced for you |
[00:26.38] |
In worn out shoes |
[00:30.10] |
Silver hair a ragged shirt and baggy pants |
[00:36.27] |
The old soft shoe |
[00:41.20] |
He jumped so high |
[00:44.77] |
He jumped so high |
[00:48.96] |
And he'd lightly touched down |
[00:55.84] |
Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles dance |
[01:19.59] |
I met him in a cell in New Orleans he was down and out |
[01:30.07] |
He looked to me to be the eyes of age as he |
[01:35.70] |
He spoke right out |
[01:40.43] |
He talked about life |
[01:44.28] |
He talked of life |
[01:47.55] |
He laugh-slapped his leg in step |
[01:54.02] |
He said the name Bojangles and he danced a lick |
[02:00.10] |
Across the cell |
[02:03.78] |
He grabbed his pants and took a stance |
[02:06.83] |
And he jumped so high |
[02:09.89] |
He clicked his heels |
[02:14.68] |
He let go a laugh |
[02:18.41] |
He let go a laugh |
[02:22.15] |
Shook his clothes all around |
[02:29.54] |
Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles dance |
[02:53.56] |
We danced for those at minstrel shows and county fairs |
[02:59.64] |
Throughout the south |
[03:03.70] |
He spoke in tears of fifteen years |
[03:06.73] |
How his dog and him |
[03:10.07] |
They traveled about |
[03:14.01] |
The dog up and died |
[03:17.56] |
He up and died |
[03:22.20] |
After twenty years he still grieves |
[03:28.83] |
He said I dance now at every chance and honky-tonks |
[03:34.61] |
For drinks and tips |
[03:39.05] |
But most the time I spend behind these county bars |
[03:45.34] |
'Cause I drinks a bit |
[03:50.16] |
And he shook his head now |
[03:53.92] |
He shook his head |
[03:57.60] |
I heard someone ask please |
[04:05.18] |
Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles hey Mr. Bojangles dance |