| Song | Abiyoyo |
| Artist | Pete Seeger |
| Album | Pete Seeger's Greatest Hits |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作曲 : Pete Seeger/Traditional |
| [00:00.18] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo |
| [00:00.72] | Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo |
| [00:01.26] | Once upon a time there was a little boy who |
| [00:34.83] | Played the ukelele. He'd go around town |
| [00:44.37] | 'Blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp |
| [00:45.72] | BImp blmp blmp, blmp blmp, blmp!' |
| [00:46.95] | Grown-ups said "Get that thing out of here!" |
| [00:53.40] | Not only that, the boy's father was a gettin' |
| [00:55.20] | In trouble. He was a magician. He had a |
| [00:57.51] | Magic wand. He could go 'Zoop! Zoop!' make |
| [01:00.06] | Things disappear. But the father played too |
| [01:02.43] | Many tricks on people. Somebody doing a |
| [01:04.05] | Hard job of work, 'zzt, zzt, zzt', up comes the |
| [01:07.89] | Father with his magic wand, 'Zoop!' no saw |
| [01:12.90] | Come to someone about to drink a nice cold |
| [01:15.84] | Glass of something, 'Zoop!' the glass |
| [01:19.38] | Disappears, He'd come to someone about |
| [01:23.49] | To sit down after a hard day's work, 'Zoopl' |
| [01:26.10] | No chair |
| [01:27.06] | People said to the father, "You get out |
| [01:28.35] | Of here, too. Take your magic wand and |
| [01:30.57] | Your son!" The boy and his father were |
| [01:32.64] | Ostracized. That means they made them |
| [01:37.08] | Live on the edge of town |
| [01:40.74] | Now in this town they used to tell stories |
| [01:44.43] | The old people used to tell stories about |
| [01:46.35] | The giants that lived in the old days They |
| [01:51.45] | Used to tell a story about a giant called |
| [01:53.49] | Abiyoyo. They said he was as tall as a |
| [01:58.80] | House and could eat, people, up |
| [02:01.92] | Of course, nobody believed it, but they |
| [02:06.90] | Told the story anyway |
| [02:09.45] | One day, one day, the sun rose, blood red |
| [02:14.04] | Over the hill. And the first people got up |
| [02:16.68] | And looked out of their window, they saw a |
| [02:18.39] | Great big shadow in front of the sun. And |
| [02:22.23] | They could feel the whole ground shake |
| [02:26.52] | 'Stomp, stomp'. Women screamed, 'Ahh!' |
| [02:33.39] | Strong men fainted "Ohh!" - "Run for |
| [02:38.97] | Your lives! Abiyoyo's coming!" |
| [02:41.43] | He came to the sheep pasture, grabs a |
| [02:43.20] | Whole sheep, 'Yeowp!' Comes to the cow |
| [02:46.62] | Pasture, grabs a whole cow, 'Yeowp!' |
| [02:48.63] | Daniel, "Grab your most precious |
| [02:51.63] | Possessions and run! Run!" Just then the |
| [02:53.88] | Boy and his father woke up "Hey, Paw |
| [02:57.45] | What's coming over the field?" - Oh, Son |
| [03:00.63] | That's Abiyoyo. Oh, if I could only get him |
| [03:03.33] | To lie down, I could make him disappear." |
| [03:07.26] | The boy said "Come with me, Father." He |
| [03:08.94] | Grabs his father by one hand. The father |
| [03:10.77] | Gets the magic wand, the boy gets the |
| [03:12.27] | Ukelele. They run across the field. People |
| [03:14.79] | Yelled, "Don't go near him! He'll eat you |
| [03:19.50] | Alive!" There was Abiyoyo. He had long |
| [03:25.02] | Fingernails cause he never cut 'em |
| [03:29.10] | Slobbery teeth, cause he didn't brush |
| [03:30.81] | Them. Stinking feet, 'cause he didn't wash |
| [03:34.65] | 'em. He raised up with his claws, the boy |
| [03:39.03] | Whips out his ukelele and starts to sing |
| [03:54.51] | Well, you know the giant had never heard a song |
| [03:56.52] | About himself before, and a foolish grin spread |
| [04:00.39] | Over the giant's face. And the giant started to |
| [04:03.51] | Dance "Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo," the boy |
| [04:10.14] | Went faster, "Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo. Abiyoyo |
| [04:11.94] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo," The giant |
| [04:23.52] | Got out of breath. He staggered. He fell down flat |
| [04:26.34] | On the ground 'Zoop!, Zoop!' people looked out |
| [04:32.88] | The window, Abiyoyo disappeared |
| [04:36.57] | They ran across the fields. They lifted the boy |
| [04:39.09] | And his father up on their shoulders. They said |
| [04:41.01] | "Come back to town. Bring your damn ukelele |
| [04:44.04] | We don t care anymore!" And they all sang: |
| [04:46.59] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo |
| [04:47.31] | (Oh, you sing it with me,) |
| [00:00.00] | zuo qu : Pete Seeger Traditional |
| [00:00.18] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo |
| [00:00.72] | Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo |
| [00:01.26] | Once upon a time there was a little boy who |
| [00:34.83] | Played the ukelele. He' d go around town |
| [00:44.37] | ' Blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp |
| [00:45.72] | BImp blmp blmp, blmp blmp, blmp! ' |
| [00:46.95] | Grown-ups said " Get that thing out of here! " |
| [00:53.40] | Not only that, the boy' s father was a gettin' |
| [00:55.20] | In trouble. He was a magician. He had a |
| [00:57.51] | Magic wand. He could go ' Zoop! Zoop! ' make |
| [01:00.06] | Things disappear. But the father played too |
| [01:02.43] | Many tricks on people. Somebody doing a |
| [01:04.05] | Hard job of work, ' zzt, zzt, zzt', up comes the |
| [01:07.89] | Father with his magic wand, ' Zoop! ' no saw |
| [01:12.90] | Come to someone about to drink a nice cold |
| [01:15.84] | Glass of something, ' Zoop! ' the glass |
| [01:19.38] | Disappears, He' d come to someone about |
| [01:23.49] | To sit down after a hard day' s work, ' Zoopl' |
| [01:26.10] | No chair |
| [01:27.06] | People said to the father, " You get out |
| [01:28.35] | Of here, too. Take your magic wand and |
| [01:30.57] | Your son! " The boy and his father were |
| [01:32.64] | Ostracized. That means they made them |
| [01:37.08] | Live on the edge of town |
| [01:40.74] | Now in this town they used to tell stories |
| [01:44.43] | The old people used to tell stories about |
| [01:46.35] | The giants that lived in the old days They |
| [01:51.45] | Used to tell a story about a giant called |
| [01:53.49] | Abiyoyo. They said he was as tall as a |
| [01:58.80] | House and could eat, people, up |
| [02:01.92] | Of course, nobody believed it, but they |
| [02:06.90] | Told the story anyway |
| [02:09.45] | One day, one day, the sun rose, blood red |
| [02:14.04] | Over the hill. And the first people got up |
| [02:16.68] | And looked out of their window, they saw a |
| [02:18.39] | Great big shadow in front of the sun. And |
| [02:22.23] | They could feel the whole ground shake |
| [02:26.52] | ' Stomp, stomp'. Women screamed, ' Ahh! ' |
| [02:33.39] | Strong men fainted " Ohh! " - " Run for |
| [02:38.97] | Your lives! Abiyoyo' s coming! " |
| [02:41.43] | He came to the sheep pasture, grabs a |
| [02:43.20] | Whole sheep, ' Yeowp! ' Comes to the cow |
| [02:46.62] | Pasture, grabs a whole cow, ' Yeowp! ' |
| [02:48.63] | Daniel, " Grab your most precious |
| [02:51.63] | Possessions and run! Run! " Just then the |
| [02:53.88] | Boy and his father woke up " Hey, Paw |
| [02:57.45] | What' s coming over the field? " - Oh, Son |
| [03:00.63] | That' s Abiyoyo. Oh, if I could only get him |
| [03:03.33] | To lie down, I could make him disappear. " |
| [03:07.26] | The boy said " Come with me, Father. " He |
| [03:08.94] | Grabs his father by one hand. The father |
| [03:10.77] | Gets the magic wand, the boy gets the |
| [03:12.27] | Ukelele. They run across the field. People |
| [03:14.79] | Yelled, " Don' t go near him! He' ll eat you |
| [03:19.50] | Alive! " There was Abiyoyo. He had long |
| [03:25.02] | Fingernails cause he never cut ' em |
| [03:29.10] | Slobbery teeth, cause he didn' t brush |
| [03:30.81] | Them. Stinking feet, ' cause he didn' t wash |
| [03:34.65] | ' em. He raised up with his claws, the boy |
| [03:39.03] | Whips out his ukelele and starts to sing |
| [03:54.51] | Well, you know the giant had never heard a song |
| [03:56.52] | About himself before, and a foolish grin spread |
| [04:00.39] | Over the giant' s face. And the giant started to |
| [04:03.51] | Dance " Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, " the boy |
| [04:10.14] | Went faster, " Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo. Abiyoyo |
| [04:11.94] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, " The giant |
| [04:23.52] | Got out of breath. He staggered. He fell down flat |
| [04:26.34] | On the ground ' Zoop! , Zoop! ' people looked out |
| [04:32.88] | The window, Abiyoyo disappeared |
| [04:36.57] | They ran across the fields. They lifted the boy |
| [04:39.09] | And his father up on their shoulders. They said |
| [04:41.01] | " Come back to town. Bring your damn ukelele |
| [04:44.04] | We don t care anymore! " And they all sang: |
| [04:46.59] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo |
| [04:47.31] | Oh, you sing it with me, |
| [00:00.00] | zuò qǔ : Pete Seeger Traditional |
| [00:00.18] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo |
| [00:00.72] | Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo |
| [00:01.26] | Once upon a time there was a little boy who |
| [00:34.83] | Played the ukelele. He' d go around town |
| [00:44.37] | ' Blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp |
| [00:45.72] | BImp blmp blmp, blmp blmp, blmp! ' |
| [00:46.95] | Grown-ups said " Get that thing out of here! " |
| [00:53.40] | Not only that, the boy' s father was a gettin' |
| [00:55.20] | In trouble. He was a magician. He had a |
| [00:57.51] | Magic wand. He could go ' Zoop! Zoop! ' make |
| [01:00.06] | Things disappear. But the father played too |
| [01:02.43] | Many tricks on people. Somebody doing a |
| [01:04.05] | Hard job of work, ' zzt, zzt, zzt', up comes the |
| [01:07.89] | Father with his magic wand, ' Zoop! ' no saw |
| [01:12.90] | Come to someone about to drink a nice cold |
| [01:15.84] | Glass of something, ' Zoop! ' the glass |
| [01:19.38] | Disappears, He' d come to someone about |
| [01:23.49] | To sit down after a hard day' s work, ' Zoopl' |
| [01:26.10] | No chair |
| [01:27.06] | People said to the father, " You get out |
| [01:28.35] | Of here, too. Take your magic wand and |
| [01:30.57] | Your son! " The boy and his father were |
| [01:32.64] | Ostracized. That means they made them |
| [01:37.08] | Live on the edge of town |
| [01:40.74] | Now in this town they used to tell stories |
| [01:44.43] | The old people used to tell stories about |
| [01:46.35] | The giants that lived in the old days They |
| [01:51.45] | Used to tell a story about a giant called |
| [01:53.49] | Abiyoyo. They said he was as tall as a |
| [01:58.80] | House and could eat, people, up |
| [02:01.92] | Of course, nobody believed it, but they |
| [02:06.90] | Told the story anyway |
| [02:09.45] | One day, one day, the sun rose, blood red |
| [02:14.04] | Over the hill. And the first people got up |
| [02:16.68] | And looked out of their window, they saw a |
| [02:18.39] | Great big shadow in front of the sun. And |
| [02:22.23] | They could feel the whole ground shake |
| [02:26.52] | ' Stomp, stomp'. Women screamed, ' Ahh! ' |
| [02:33.39] | Strong men fainted " Ohh! " - " Run for |
| [02:38.97] | Your lives! Abiyoyo' s coming! " |
| [02:41.43] | He came to the sheep pasture, grabs a |
| [02:43.20] | Whole sheep, ' Yeowp! ' Comes to the cow |
| [02:46.62] | Pasture, grabs a whole cow, ' Yeowp! ' |
| [02:48.63] | Daniel, " Grab your most precious |
| [02:51.63] | Possessions and run! Run! " Just then the |
| [02:53.88] | Boy and his father woke up " Hey, Paw |
| [02:57.45] | What' s coming over the field? " - Oh, Son |
| [03:00.63] | That' s Abiyoyo. Oh, if I could only get him |
| [03:03.33] | To lie down, I could make him disappear. " |
| [03:07.26] | The boy said " Come with me, Father. " He |
| [03:08.94] | Grabs his father by one hand. The father |
| [03:10.77] | Gets the magic wand, the boy gets the |
| [03:12.27] | Ukelele. They run across the field. People |
| [03:14.79] | Yelled, " Don' t go near him! He' ll eat you |
| [03:19.50] | Alive! " There was Abiyoyo. He had long |
| [03:25.02] | Fingernails cause he never cut ' em |
| [03:29.10] | Slobbery teeth, cause he didn' t brush |
| [03:30.81] | Them. Stinking feet, ' cause he didn' t wash |
| [03:34.65] | ' em. He raised up with his claws, the boy |
| [03:39.03] | Whips out his ukelele and starts to sing |
| [03:54.51] | Well, you know the giant had never heard a song |
| [03:56.52] | About himself before, and a foolish grin spread |
| [04:00.39] | Over the giant' s face. And the giant started to |
| [04:03.51] | Dance " Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, " the boy |
| [04:10.14] | Went faster, " Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo. Abiyoyo |
| [04:11.94] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, " The giant |
| [04:23.52] | Got out of breath. He staggered. He fell down flat |
| [04:26.34] | On the ground ' Zoop! , Zoop! ' people looked out |
| [04:32.88] | The window, Abiyoyo disappeared |
| [04:36.57] | They ran across the fields. They lifted the boy |
| [04:39.09] | And his father up on their shoulders. They said |
| [04:41.01] | " Come back to town. Bring your damn ukelele |
| [04:44.04] | We don t care anymore! " And they all sang: |
| [04:46.59] | Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo |
| [04:47.31] | Oh, you sing it with me, |