The Ballad of Bill Hubbard 歌词

[00:00.00]	作词 : Waters
[02:23.14]	Two things that have haunted me most are the days when I had to
[02:30.66]	collect the paybooks; and when I left Bill Hubbard in no-man's-land.
[02:48.43]	I was picked up and taken into their trench.
[02:54.02]	And I'd no sooner taken
[02:56.32]	two or three steps down the trench when I heard a call, 'Hello Razz,
[03:01.51]	I'm glad to see you.
[03:02.46]	This is my second night here,' and he said
[03:06.73]	'I'm feeling bad,' and it was Bill Hubbard,
[03:08.90]	one of the men we'd trained in England,
[03:10.94]	one of the original battalion.
[03:14.81]	I had a look at his wound,
[03:16.08]	rolled him over; I could see it was probably a fatal wound.
[03:20.77]	You could imagine what pain he was in,
[03:24.09]	he was dripping with sweat; and after
[03:26.58]	I'd gone about three shellholes,
[03:29.13]	traversed that, had it been...had
[03:32.65]	there been a path or a road I could have done better. He pummeled me,
[03:38.00]	'Put me down, put me down, I'd rather die, I'd rather die, put me down.'
[03:50.84]	I was hoping he would faint.
[03:56.16]	He said 'I can't go any further, let me die.'
[03:58.42]	I said 'If I leave you here Bill you won't be found,
[04:01.23]	let's have another go.' He said 'All right then.'
[04:04.94]	And the same thing happened;
[04:07.34]	he couldn't stand it any more, and I had to leave him there,
[04:12.05]	in no-man's-land."

[00:00.00]	zuo ci : Waters
[02:23.14]	Two things that have haunted me most are the days when I had to
[02:30.66]	collect the paybooks and when I left Bill Hubbard in noman' sland.
[02:48.43]	I was picked up and taken into their trench.
[02:54.02]	And I' d no sooner taken
[02:56.32]	two or three steps down the trench when I heard a call, ' Hello Razz,
[03:01.51]	I' m glad to see you.
[03:02.46]	This is my second night here,' and he said
[03:06.73]	' I' m feeling bad,' and it was Bill Hubbard,
[03:08.90]	one of the men we' d trained in England,
[03:10.94]	one of the original battalion.
[03:14.81]	I had a look at his wound,
[03:16.08]	rolled him over I could see it was probably a fatal wound.
[03:20.77]	You could imagine what pain he was in,
[03:24.09]	he was dripping with sweat and after
[03:26.58]	I' d gone about three shellholes,
[03:29.13]	traversed that, had it been... had
[03:32.65]	there been a path or a road I could have done better. He pummeled me,
[03:38.00]	' Put me down, put me down, I' d rather die, I' d rather die, put me down.'
[03:50.84]	I was hoping he would faint.
[03:56.16]	He said ' I can' t go any further, let me die.'
[03:58.42]	I said ' If I leave you here Bill you won' t be found,
[04:01.23]	let' s have another go.' He said ' All right then.'
[04:04.94]	And the same thing happened
[04:07.34]	he couldn' t stand it any more, and I had to leave him there,
[04:12.05]	in noman' sland."

[00:00.00]	zuò cí : Waters
[02:23.14]	Two things that have haunted me most are the days when I had to
[02:30.66]	collect the paybooks and when I left Bill Hubbard in noman' sland.
[02:48.43]	I was picked up and taken into their trench.
[02:54.02]	And I' d no sooner taken
[02:56.32]	two or three steps down the trench when I heard a call, ' Hello Razz,
[03:01.51]	I' m glad to see you.
[03:02.46]	This is my second night here,' and he said
[03:06.73]	' I' m feeling bad,' and it was Bill Hubbard,
[03:08.90]	one of the men we' d trained in England,
[03:10.94]	one of the original battalion.
[03:14.81]	I had a look at his wound,
[03:16.08]	rolled him over I could see it was probably a fatal wound.
[03:20.77]	You could imagine what pain he was in,
[03:24.09]	he was dripping with sweat and after
[03:26.58]	I' d gone about three shellholes,
[03:29.13]	traversed that, had it been... had
[03:32.65]	there been a path or a road I could have done better. He pummeled me,
[03:38.00]	' Put me down, put me down, I' d rather die, I' d rather die, put me down.'
[03:50.84]	I was hoping he would faint.
[03:56.16]	He said ' I can' t go any further, let me die.'
[03:58.42]	I said ' If I leave you here Bill you won' t be found,
[04:01.23]	let' s have another go.' He said ' All right then.'
[04:04.94]	And the same thing happened
[04:07.34]	he couldn' t stand it any more, and I had to leave him there,
[04:12.05]	in noman' sland."

[02:23.14]	最折磨我的事情有两件，一是我不得不去回收那些账簿，
[02:30.66]	二是我把比尔·哈伯德留在了无人区。
[02:48.43]	那时我被带到他们的壕沟里，
[02:54.02]	当我听到有人叫我的时候，
[02:56.32]	我就走到两个或三个台阶下的沟渠，
[03:01.51]	“你好，拉兹，很高兴见到你，
[03:02.46]	这是我在这里的第二晚”，他说。
[03:06.73]	“我感觉不太好”，说话的是比尔·哈伯德，
[03:08.90]	他是是我在英国集训过的，
[03:10.94]	也是原来一个营队里面的。
[03:14.81]	我看了下他的伤口，
[03:16.08]	把他翻过身来，我看这可能是致命的伤口。
[03:20.77]	你可以想象他是怎样的痛苦，
[03:24.09]	他全身冒着汗。
[03:26.58]	后来我跑过了三个炮眼，
[03:29.13]	穿过它们，如果有…有
[03:32.65]	有一条路或者通道的话，我本可以做得更好。他连续锤击我说，
[03:38.00]	“放我下来，放我下来。我宁愿死，我宁愿死，放我下来，”
[03:50.84]	我当时甚至希望他能晕倒，
[03:56.16]	他说“我不能再往前走了，让我死吧。”
[03:58.42]	我说如果我把你留在这里，比尔，没有人能再找到你，
[04:01.23]	我们再坚持一下。”他说“那好吧”。
[04:04.94]	但是同样的对话还是发生了一遍。
[04:07.34]	他再也受不了了，我只好把他留在那里，
[04:12.05]	在那片无人的荒野上。

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