Song | The Unwelcome Guest |
Artist | Billy Bragg |
Artist | Wilco |
Album | Mermaid Avenue |
作曲 : Billy Bragg | |
作词 : Bragg, Guthrie | |
To the rich man's bright lodges | |
I ride in this wind | |
On my good horse, I call you | |
My shiny black Bess | |
To the playhouse of fortune | |
To take the bright silver | |
And gold you have taken | |
From somebody else | |
And as we go riding | |
In the damp foggy midnight | |
You snort, my good pony | |
And you give me your best | |
For you know and I know | |
Good horse 'mongst the rich ones | |
How oftimes we go there | |
An unwelcome guest | |
I never took food | |
From the widows and orphans | |
And never a hardworking man I oppressed | |
So take your pace easy | |
For home soon like lightning | |
We soon will be riding | |
My shiny black Bess | |
No fat rich man's pony | |
Can ever overtake you | |
And there's not a rider | |
From the east to the west | |
Could hold you a light | |
In this dark mist and midnight | |
When the potbellied thieves | |
Chase the unwelcome guest | |
I don't know, good horse | |
As we trot in this dark here | |
That robbing the rich | |
Is for worse or for best | |
They take it by stealing | |
And lying and gambling | |
And I take it my way | |
My shiny Black Bess | |
I treat horses good | |
And I'm friendly to strangers | |
I ride and your running | |
Makes my guns talk the best | |
And the rangers and deputies | |
Are hired by the rich man | |
To catch me and hang me | |
My shining black Bess | |
Yes, they'll catch me napping one day | |
And they'll kill me | |
And then I'll be gone | |
But that won't be my end | |
For my guns and my saddle | |
Will always be filled | |
By unwelcome travelers | |
And other brave men | |
And they'll take the money | |
And spread it out equal | |
Just like the Bible | |
And the prophets suggest | |
But men that go riding | |
To help these poor workers | |
The rich will cut down | |
Like an unwelcome guest |
zuò qǔ : Billy Bragg | |
zuò cí : Bragg, Guthrie | |
To the rich man' s bright lodges | |
I ride in this wind | |
On my good horse, I call you | |
My shiny black Bess | |
To the playhouse of fortune | |
To take the bright silver | |
And gold you have taken | |
From somebody else | |
And as we go riding | |
In the damp foggy midnight | |
You snort, my good pony | |
And you give me your best | |
For you know and I know | |
Good horse ' mongst the rich ones | |
How oftimes we go there | |
An unwelcome guest | |
I never took food | |
From the widows and orphans | |
And never a hardworking man I oppressed | |
So take your pace easy | |
For home soon like lightning | |
We soon will be riding | |
My shiny black Bess | |
No fat rich man' s pony | |
Can ever overtake you | |
And there' s not a rider | |
From the east to the west | |
Could hold you a light | |
In this dark mist and midnight | |
When the potbellied thieves | |
Chase the unwelcome guest | |
I don' t know, good horse | |
As we trot in this dark here | |
That robbing the rich | |
Is for worse or for best | |
They take it by stealing | |
And lying and gambling | |
And I take it my way | |
My shiny Black Bess | |
I treat horses good | |
And I' m friendly to strangers | |
I ride and your running | |
Makes my guns talk the best | |
And the rangers and deputies | |
Are hired by the rich man | |
To catch me and hang me | |
My shining black Bess | |
Yes, they' ll catch me napping one day | |
And they' ll kill me | |
And then I' ll be gone | |
But that won' t be my end | |
For my guns and my saddle | |
Will always be filled | |
By unwelcome travelers | |
And other brave men | |
And they' ll take the money | |
And spread it out equal | |
Just like the Bible | |
And the prophets suggest | |
But men that go riding | |
To help these poor workers | |
The rich will cut down | |
Like an unwelcome guest |