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Pigeons - Bill Callahan.mp3

Pigeons - Bill Callahan.mp3
Pigeons - Bill Callahan
[00:00.00] 作曲 : Bill Call...
[00:00.00] 作曲 : Bill Callahan
[00:09.16]Hello I'm Johnny Cash
[00:14.86]Well the pigeons ate the wedding rice
[00:18.52]And exploded somewhere over San Antonio
[00:34.31]I picked up the newlyweds and asked them
[00:37.38]Where they wanted to go
[00:43.72]They said "We don't care we don't know anywhere just go"
[00:55.34]Ever since I'd gotten married I started working weddings
[01:00.11]Driving this long white limo
[01:08.35]They'd had their ceremony in Brackettville
[01:12.17]At that phony Alamo
[01:21.59]We were 30 miles from the border of Mexico
[01:33.28]Well they're in the back laughing at some uncle named Jack
[01:37.73]Who got too drunk and during his speech
[01:41.74]The tears started to flow
[01:48.98]Well they seemed like a match
[01:51.22]So I stopped looking for cracks in their road and just drove
[02:06.36]Outside of Concan the groom noticed the gold band on my left hand
[02:14.96]And said "You got any advice for us old man"
[02:22.65]Well I thought for a mile while I drove with a smile
[02:38.55]And I said when you are dating you only see each other
[02:44.84]And the rest of us can go to hell
[02:52.91]But when you are married you are married to the whole wide world
[03:04.24]The rich and the poor
[03:06.69]The sick and the well
[03:09.70]The straights and gays
[03:12.51]And the people who say we don't use these terms these days
[03:22.67]The salt and the soil
[03:29.97]I tried to say my piece
[03:32.60]We drove on in silence for a spell
[03:40.23]How my words had gone over I couldn't tell
[03:52.13]Potent advice or preachy as hell
[04:02.09]But when I see people about to marry
[04:06.81]I became something of a plenipotentiary
[04:12.99]I just think it's good as you probably can tell
[04:21.70]When two Adams from the Big Bang
[04:24.56]Get back together with the old gang
[04:28.32]I drop them at a fancy dancy boutique hotel
[04:39.41]And I drive off alone but I'm not alone
[04:54.01]Sincerely L. Cohen
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