歌曲 | A Young Gypsy |
歌手 | Joan Baez |
专辑 | Where Are You Now, My Son? |
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作词 : Baez | |
(Words and Music by Joan Baez) | |
A young gypsy fell out in a slumber | |
Heading north with a driver he knew | |
Someone he'd lived with and trusted | |
A young woman who trusted him too | |
That very same day the young gypsy | |
Had come from a farm in the west | |
Where the children had played throughout the heat of the day | |
Affording the gypsy no rest | |
And the gypsy's bones were weary | |
And the front seat looked secure | |
And the gypsy slept on until the sun it was gone | |
And the stars pierced the eyes of the girl at his side | |
The next morning's day would be Easter | |
He'd dress in his only fine shirt | |
And shuffle through clusters of strangers | |
With his gaze and his shoes in the dirt | |
And the woman who loved him would watch him | |
Protect him from curious stares | |
For the womenfolk tend to be friendly | |
And the gypsy's as young as he's fair | |
And the evening brought on laughter | |
And jars of bright red wine | |
And the gypsy drank some and the gypsy had fun | |
And his dancing got wild and the grandmothers smiled | |
Sleeping came easily after | |
In the arms of the woman that fold | |
Up the secrets and dreams of the gypsy | |
That will never be sought or be sold | |
In fact, they will never be told | |
For the gypsy is two years old | |
© 1973 Chandos Music (ASCAP) |
zuo ci : Baez | |
Words and Music by Joan Baez | |
A young gypsy fell out in a slumber | |
Heading north with a driver he knew | |
Someone he' d lived with and trusted | |
A young woman who trusted him too | |
That very same day the young gypsy | |
Had come from a farm in the west | |
Where the children had played throughout the heat of the day | |
Affording the gypsy no rest | |
And the gypsy' s bones were weary | |
And the front seat looked secure | |
And the gypsy slept on until the sun it was gone | |
And the stars pierced the eyes of the girl at his side | |
The next morning' s day would be Easter | |
He' d dress in his only fine shirt | |
And shuffle through clusters of strangers | |
With his gaze and his shoes in the dirt | |
And the woman who loved him would watch him | |
Protect him from curious stares | |
For the womenfolk tend to be friendly | |
And the gypsy' s as young as he' s fair | |
And the evening brought on laughter | |
And jars of bright red wine | |
And the gypsy drank some and the gypsy had fun | |
And his dancing got wild and the grandmothers smiled | |
Sleeping came easily after | |
In the arms of the woman that fold | |
Up the secrets and dreams of the gypsy | |
That will never be sought or be sold | |
In fact, they will never be told | |
For the gypsy is two years old | |
1973 Chandos Music ASCAP |
zuò cí : Baez | |
Words and Music by Joan Baez | |
A young gypsy fell out in a slumber | |
Heading north with a driver he knew | |
Someone he' d lived with and trusted | |
A young woman who trusted him too | |
That very same day the young gypsy | |
Had come from a farm in the west | |
Where the children had played throughout the heat of the day | |
Affording the gypsy no rest | |
And the gypsy' s bones were weary | |
And the front seat looked secure | |
And the gypsy slept on until the sun it was gone | |
And the stars pierced the eyes of the girl at his side | |
The next morning' s day would be Easter | |
He' d dress in his only fine shirt | |
And shuffle through clusters of strangers | |
With his gaze and his shoes in the dirt | |
And the woman who loved him would watch him | |
Protect him from curious stares | |
For the womenfolk tend to be friendly | |
And the gypsy' s as young as he' s fair | |
And the evening brought on laughter | |
And jars of bright red wine | |
And the gypsy drank some and the gypsy had fun | |
And his dancing got wild and the grandmothers smiled | |
Sleeping came easily after | |
In the arms of the woman that fold | |
Up the secrets and dreams of the gypsy | |
That will never be sought or be sold | |
In fact, they will never be told | |
For the gypsy is two years old | |
1973 Chandos Music ASCAP |