The 'Priest' They Called Him 歌词

歌曲	The 'Priest' They Called Him
歌手	William S. Burroughs
歌手	Kurt Cobain
专辑	The 'Priest' They Called Him
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[00:03.56]	William S. Burroughs
[00:06.23]	Kurt Cobain
[00:52.95]	"Fight tuberculosis, folks." “
[00:55.36]	Christmas Eve, an old junkie selling Christmas seals on North Park Street
[01:01.89]	The "Priest", they called him
[01:03.97]	"Fight tuberculosis, folks."“
[01:11.82]	People hurried by, gray shadows on a distant wall
[01:15.86]	It was getting late and no money to score
[01:19.50]	He turned into a side street and the lake wind hit him like a knife
[01:25.47]	Cab stop just ahead under a streetlight
[01:30.13]	Boy got out with a suitcase
[01:33.77]	Thin kid in prep school clothes
[01:36.40]	"Familiar face," the Priest told himself, watching from the doorway“
[01:43.27]	"Reminds me of something a long time ago." “
[01:47.17]	The boy, there, with his overcoat unbuttoned, reaching into his pants pocket for the cab fare
[01:55.57]	The cab drove away and turned the corner
[01:58.45]	The boy went inside a building
[02:01.95]
[02:04.88]	The suitcase was there in the doorway
[02:08.47]	The boy nowhere in sight
[02:10.70]	"Gone to get the keys, most likely, have to move fast."“
[02:15.04]	He picked up the suitcase and started for the corner
[02:18.37]	Made it. Glanced down at the case
[02:21.88]	It didn’t look like the case the boy had, or any boy would have
[02:27.05]	The Priest couldn’t put his finger on what was so old about the case
[02:33.48]	Old and dirty, poor quality leather, and heavy
[02:38.69]	"Better see what’s inside."“
[02:41.17]	He turned into Lincoln Park, found an empty place and opened the case
[02:48.91]	Two severed human legs that belonged to a young man with dark skin
[02:55.48]	Shiny black leg hairs glittered in the dim streetlight
[03:00.34]	The legs had been forced into the case and he had to use his knee on the back of the case to shove them out
[03:07.97]	"Legs, yet," he said, and walked quickly away with the case“
[03:13.49]	Might bring a few dollars to score
[03:21.04]	The buyer sniffed suspiciously
[03:23.72]	"Kind of a funny smell about it."“
[03:26.40]	"It’s just Mexican leather." He shrugged“
[03:31.05]	Well, some joker didn’t cure it."
[03:34.05]	The buyer looked at the case with cold disfavor
[03:38.09]	"Not even right sure he killed it, whatever it is“
[03:42.04]	Three is the best I can do and it hurts
[03:45.23]	But since this is Christmas and you’re the Priest…"
[03:50.30]	He slipped three bills under the table into the Priest’s dirty hand
[03:59.09]	The Priest faded into the street shadows, seedy and furtive
[04:05.01]	"Three cents didn’t buy a bag, nothing less than a nickel
[04:08.60]	Say, remember that old Addie crooker told me not to come back unless I paid him the three cents I owe him
[04:16.70]	Yeah, isn’t that a fruit for ya. Blow your stack about three lousy cents."
[04:25.44]	The doctor was not pleased to see him
[04:28.28]	"Now, what do you WANT? I TOLD you!"“
[04:31.66]	The Priest laid three bills on the table
[04:35.08]	The doctor put the money in his pocket and started to scream
[04:38.83]	"I’ve had TROUBLES! PEOPLE have been around! I may lose my LICENSE!"“
[04:44.46]	The Priest just sat there, eyes old and heavy with years of junk, on the doctor’s face
[04:53.87]	"I can’t write you a prescription."“
[04:56.30]	The doctor jerked open a drawer and slid an ampule across the table
[05:01.71]	"That’s all I have in the OFFICE!" The doctor stood up“
[05:06.21]	"Take it and GET OUT!" he screamed, hysterical“
[05:11.43]	The Priest’s expression did not change
[05:14.36]	The doctor added in quieter tones
[05:17.24]	"After all, I’m a professional man, and I shouldn’t be bothered by people like you."“
[05:22.92]	"Is that all you have for me? One lousy quarter G? Couldn’t you lend me a nickel or…?"“
[05:30.81]	"GET OUT, GET OUT, I’ll call the police I tell you."“
[05:33.82]	"All right, doctor, I’m going."
[05:40.90]	Of course it was cold and far to walk, rooming house, a shabby street, room on the top floor
[05:48.04]	"These stairs," coughed the Priest there, pulling himself up along the bannister“
[05:54.31]	He went into the bathroom, yellow wall panels, toilet dripping
[05:59.31]	and got his works from under the washbasin, wrapped in brown paper
[06:04.45]	back to his room, get every drop in the dropper
[06:09.06]	He rolled up his sleeve
[06:11.59]	Then he heard a groan from next door, room eighteen
[06:16.32]	The Mexican kid lived there
[06:18.95]	The Priest had passed him on the stairs and saw the kid was hooked
[06:23.64]	But he never spoke
[06:25.12]	Because he didn’t want any juvenile connections
[06:28.35]	Bad news in any language
[06:31.53]	The Priest had had enough bad news in his life
[06:35.92]	He heard the groan again, a groan he could feel, no mistaking that groan and what it meant
[06:43.97]	"Maybe he had an accident or something“
[06:47.06]	In any case, I can’t enjoy my priestly medications with that sound coming through the wall."
[06:53.98]	Thin walls you understand
[06:56.81]	The Priest put down his dropper
[06:59.44]	cold hall
[07:00.81]	and knocked on the door of room eighteen
[07:06.37]	"Quien es?"
[07:07.73]	"It’s the Preist, kid“
[07:09.25]	I live next door.
[07:11.27]	He could hear someone hobbling across the floor
[07:14.92]	A bolt
[07:16.34]	slid
[07:17.60]	The boy stood there in his underwear shorts
[07:21.19]	eyes black
[07:22.40]	with pain
[07:24.12]	He started to fall
[07:25.83]	The Priest helped him over to the bed
[07:28.47]	"What’s wrong, son?"
[07:30.41]	"It’s my legs, señor，“
[07:32.23]	cramps, and now I am without medicine."
[07:36.24]	The Priest could see the cramps
[07:38.31]	like knots of wood there in the young leaning legs
[07:42.76]	Dark shiny black leg hairs
[07:46.96]	"A few years ago I damaged myself in a bicycle race“
[07:50.55]	It was then that the cramps started."
[07:54.06]	And now he has the leg cramps back
[07:56.89]	with compound junk interest
[08:00.98]	The old Priest stood there
[08:02.96]	feeling the boy groan
[08:06.65]	He inclined his head as if in prayer
[08:09.54]	Went back and got his dropper
[08:12.37]	"It’s just a quarter G, kid."“
[08:14.90]	"I do not require much, señor."“
[08:23.45]	The boy was sleeping when the Priest left room eighteen
[08:28.05]	He went back to his room and sat down on the bed
[08:32.80]	Then it hit him like heavy silent snow
[08:38.01]	All the gray junk yesterdays
[08:42.25]	He sat there received the immaculate fix
[08:47.17]	And since he was himself a priest
[08:50.87]	There was no need to call one

[00:03.56]	William S. Burroughs
[00:06.23]	Kurt Cobain
[00:52.95]	" Fight tuberculosis, folks." "
[00:55.36]	Christmas Eve, an old junkie selling Christmas seals on North Park Street
[01:01.89]	The " Priest", they called him
[01:03.97]	" Fight tuberculosis, folks.""
[01:11.82]	People hurried by, gray shadows on a distant wall
[01:15.86]	It was getting late and no money to score
[01:19.50]	He turned into a side street and the lake wind hit him like a knife
[01:25.47]	Cab stop just ahead under a streetlight
[01:30.13]	Boy got out with a suitcase
[01:33.77]	Thin kid in prep school clothes
[01:36.40]	" Familiar face," the Priest told himself, watching from the doorway"
[01:43.27]	" Reminds me of something a long time ago." "
[01:47.17]	The boy, there, with his overcoat unbuttoned, reaching into his pants pocket for the cab fare
[01:55.57]	The cab drove away and turned the corner
[01:58.45]	The boy went inside a building
[02:01.95]
[02:04.88]	The suitcase was there in the doorway
[02:08.47]	The boy nowhere in sight
[02:10.70]	" Gone to get the keys, most likely, have to move fast.""
[02:15.04]	He picked up the suitcase and started for the corner
[02:18.37]	Made it. Glanced down at the case
[02:21.88]	It didn' t look like the case the boy had, or any boy would have
[02:27.05]	The Priest couldn' t put his finger on what was so old about the case
[02:33.48]	Old and dirty, poor quality leather, and heavy
[02:38.69]	" Better see what' s inside.""
[02:41.17]	He turned into Lincoln Park, found an empty place and opened the case
[02:48.91]	Two severed human legs that belonged to a young man with dark skin
[02:55.48]	Shiny black leg hairs glittered in the dim streetlight
[03:00.34]	The legs had been forced into the case and he had to use his knee on the back of the case to shove them out
[03:07.97]	" Legs, yet," he said, and walked quickly away with the case"
[03:13.49]	Might bring a few dollars to score
[03:21.04]	The buyer sniffed suspiciously
[03:23.72]	" Kind of a funny smell about it.""
[03:26.40]	" It' s just Mexican leather." He shrugged"
[03:31.05]	Well, some joker didn' t cure it."
[03:34.05]	The buyer looked at the case with cold disfavor
[03:38.09]	" Not even right sure he killed it, whatever it is"
[03:42.04]	Three is the best I can do and it hurts
[03:45.23]	But since this is Christmas and you' re the Priest"
[03:50.30]	He slipped three bills under the table into the Priest' s dirty hand
[03:59.09]	The Priest faded into the street shadows, seedy and furtive
[04:05.01]	" Three cents didn' t buy a bag, nothing less than a nickel
[04:08.60]	Say, remember that old Addie crooker told me not to come back unless I paid him the three cents I owe him
[04:16.70]	Yeah, isn' t that a fruit for ya. Blow your stack about three lousy cents."
[04:25.44]	The doctor was not pleased to see him
[04:28.28]	" Now, what do you WANT? I TOLD you!""
[04:31.66]	The Priest laid three bills on the table
[04:35.08]	The doctor put the money in his pocket and started to scream
[04:38.83]	" I' ve had TROUBLES! PEOPLE have been around! I may lose my LICENSE!""
[04:44.46]	The Priest just sat there, eyes old and heavy with years of junk, on the doctor' s face
[04:53.87]	" I can' t write you a prescription.""
[04:56.30]	The doctor jerked open a drawer and slid an ampule across the table
[05:01.71]	" That' s all I have in the OFFICE!" The doctor stood up"
[05:06.21]	" Take it and GET OUT!" he screamed, hysterical"
[05:11.43]	The Priest' s expression did not change
[05:14.36]	The doctor added in quieter tones
[05:17.24]	" After all, I' m a professional man, and I shouldn' t be bothered by people like you.""
[05:22.92]	" Is that all you have for me? One lousy quarter G? Couldn' t you lend me a nickel or?""
[05:30.81]	" GET OUT, GET OUT, I' ll call the police I tell you.""
[05:33.82]	" All right, doctor, I' m going."
[05:40.90]	Of course it was cold and far to walk, rooming house, a shabby street, room on the top floor
[05:48.04]	" These stairs," coughed the Priest there, pulling himself up along the bannister"
[05:54.31]	He went into the bathroom, yellow wall panels, toilet dripping
[05:59.31]	and got his works from under the washbasin, wrapped in brown paper
[06:04.45]	back to his room, get every drop in the dropper
[06:09.06]	He rolled up his sleeve
[06:11.59]	Then he heard a groan from next door, room eighteen
[06:16.32]	The Mexican kid lived there
[06:18.95]	The Priest had passed him on the stairs and saw the kid was hooked
[06:23.64]	But he never spoke
[06:25.12]	Because he didn' t want any juvenile connections
[06:28.35]	Bad news in any language
[06:31.53]	The Priest had had enough bad news in his life
[06:35.92]	He heard the groan again, a groan he could feel, no mistaking that groan and what it meant
[06:43.97]	" Maybe he had an accident or something"
[06:47.06]	In any case, I can' t enjoy my priestly medications with that sound coming through the wall."
[06:53.98]	Thin walls you understand
[06:56.81]	The Priest put down his dropper
[06:59.44]	cold hall
[07:00.81]	and knocked on the door of room eighteen
[07:06.37]	" Quien es?"
[07:07.73]	" It' s the Preist, kid"
[07:09.25]	I live next door.
[07:11.27]	He could hear someone hobbling across the floor
[07:14.92]	A bolt
[07:16.34]	slid
[07:17.60]	The boy stood there in his underwear shorts
[07:21.19]	eyes black
[07:22.40]	with pain
[07:24.12]	He started to fall
[07:25.83]	The Priest helped him over to the bed
[07:28.47]	" What' s wrong, son?"
[07:30.41]	" It' s my legs, se or,"
[07:32.23]	cramps, and now I am without medicine."
[07:36.24]	The Priest could see the cramps
[07:38.31]	like knots of wood there in the young leaning legs
[07:42.76]	Dark shiny black leg hairs
[07:46.96]	" A few years ago I damaged myself in a bicycle race"
[07:50.55]	It was then that the cramps started."
[07:54.06]	And now he has the leg cramps back
[07:56.89]	with compound junk interest
[08:00.98]	The old Priest stood there
[08:02.96]	feeling the boy groan
[08:06.65]	He inclined his head as if in prayer
[08:09.54]	Went back and got his dropper
[08:12.37]	" It' s just a quarter G, kid.""
[08:14.90]	" I do not require much, se or.""
[08:23.45]	The boy was sleeping when the Priest left room eighteen
[08:28.05]	He went back to his room and sat down on the bed
[08:32.80]	Then it hit him like heavy silent snow
[08:38.01]	All the gray junk yesterdays
[08:42.25]	He sat there received the immaculate fix
[08:47.17]	And since he was himself a priest
[08:50.87]	There was no need to call one

[00:03.56]	William S. Burroughs
[00:06.23]	Kurt Cobain
[00:52.95]	" Fight tuberculosis, folks." "
[00:55.36]	Christmas Eve, an old junkie selling Christmas seals on North Park Street
[01:01.89]	The " Priest", they called him
[01:03.97]	" Fight tuberculosis, folks.""
[01:11.82]	People hurried by, gray shadows on a distant wall
[01:15.86]	It was getting late and no money to score
[01:19.50]	He turned into a side street and the lake wind hit him like a knife
[01:25.47]	Cab stop just ahead under a streetlight
[01:30.13]	Boy got out with a suitcase
[01:33.77]	Thin kid in prep school clothes
[01:36.40]	" Familiar face," the Priest told himself, watching from the doorway"
[01:43.27]	" Reminds me of something a long time ago." "
[01:47.17]	The boy, there, with his overcoat unbuttoned, reaching into his pants pocket for the cab fare
[01:55.57]	The cab drove away and turned the corner
[01:58.45]	The boy went inside a building
[02:01.95]
[02:04.88]	The suitcase was there in the doorway
[02:08.47]	The boy nowhere in sight
[02:10.70]	" Gone to get the keys, most likely, have to move fast.""
[02:15.04]	He picked up the suitcase and started for the corner
[02:18.37]	Made it. Glanced down at the case
[02:21.88]	It didn' t look like the case the boy had, or any boy would have
[02:27.05]	The Priest couldn' t put his finger on what was so old about the case
[02:33.48]	Old and dirty, poor quality leather, and heavy
[02:38.69]	" Better see what' s inside.""
[02:41.17]	He turned into Lincoln Park, found an empty place and opened the case
[02:48.91]	Two severed human legs that belonged to a young man with dark skin
[02:55.48]	Shiny black leg hairs glittered in the dim streetlight
[03:00.34]	The legs had been forced into the case and he had to use his knee on the back of the case to shove them out
[03:07.97]	" Legs, yet," he said, and walked quickly away with the case"
[03:13.49]	Might bring a few dollars to score
[03:21.04]	The buyer sniffed suspiciously
[03:23.72]	" Kind of a funny smell about it.""
[03:26.40]	" It' s just Mexican leather." He shrugged"
[03:31.05]	Well, some joker didn' t cure it."
[03:34.05]	The buyer looked at the case with cold disfavor
[03:38.09]	" Not even right sure he killed it, whatever it is"
[03:42.04]	Three is the best I can do and it hurts
[03:45.23]	But since this is Christmas and you' re the Priest"
[03:50.30]	He slipped three bills under the table into the Priest' s dirty hand
[03:59.09]	The Priest faded into the street shadows, seedy and furtive
[04:05.01]	" Three cents didn' t buy a bag, nothing less than a nickel
[04:08.60]	Say, remember that old Addie crooker told me not to come back unless I paid him the three cents I owe him
[04:16.70]	Yeah, isn' t that a fruit for ya. Blow your stack about three lousy cents."
[04:25.44]	The doctor was not pleased to see him
[04:28.28]	" Now, what do you WANT? I TOLD you!""
[04:31.66]	The Priest laid three bills on the table
[04:35.08]	The doctor put the money in his pocket and started to scream
[04:38.83]	" I' ve had TROUBLES! PEOPLE have been around! I may lose my LICENSE!""
[04:44.46]	The Priest just sat there, eyes old and heavy with years of junk, on the doctor' s face
[04:53.87]	" I can' t write you a prescription.""
[04:56.30]	The doctor jerked open a drawer and slid an ampule across the table
[05:01.71]	" That' s all I have in the OFFICE!" The doctor stood up"
[05:06.21]	" Take it and GET OUT!" he screamed, hysterical"
[05:11.43]	The Priest' s expression did not change
[05:14.36]	The doctor added in quieter tones
[05:17.24]	" After all, I' m a professional man, and I shouldn' t be bothered by people like you.""
[05:22.92]	" Is that all you have for me? One lousy quarter G? Couldn' t you lend me a nickel or?""
[05:30.81]	" GET OUT, GET OUT, I' ll call the police I tell you.""
[05:33.82]	" All right, doctor, I' m going."
[05:40.90]	Of course it was cold and far to walk, rooming house, a shabby street, room on the top floor
[05:48.04]	" These stairs," coughed the Priest there, pulling himself up along the bannister"
[05:54.31]	He went into the bathroom, yellow wall panels, toilet dripping
[05:59.31]	and got his works from under the washbasin, wrapped in brown paper
[06:04.45]	back to his room, get every drop in the dropper
[06:09.06]	He rolled up his sleeve
[06:11.59]	Then he heard a groan from next door, room eighteen
[06:16.32]	The Mexican kid lived there
[06:18.95]	The Priest had passed him on the stairs and saw the kid was hooked
[06:23.64]	But he never spoke
[06:25.12]	Because he didn' t want any juvenile connections
[06:28.35]	Bad news in any language
[06:31.53]	The Priest had had enough bad news in his life
[06:35.92]	He heard the groan again, a groan he could feel, no mistaking that groan and what it meant
[06:43.97]	" Maybe he had an accident or something"
[06:47.06]	In any case, I can' t enjoy my priestly medications with that sound coming through the wall."
[06:53.98]	Thin walls you understand
[06:56.81]	The Priest put down his dropper
[06:59.44]	cold hall
[07:00.81]	and knocked on the door of room eighteen
[07:06.37]	" Quien es?"
[07:07.73]	" It' s the Preist, kid"
[07:09.25]	I live next door.
[07:11.27]	He could hear someone hobbling across the floor
[07:14.92]	A bolt
[07:16.34]	slid
[07:17.60]	The boy stood there in his underwear shorts
[07:21.19]	eyes black
[07:22.40]	with pain
[07:24.12]	He started to fall
[07:25.83]	The Priest helped him over to the bed
[07:28.47]	" What' s wrong, son?"
[07:30.41]	" It' s my legs, se or,"
[07:32.23]	cramps, and now I am without medicine."
[07:36.24]	The Priest could see the cramps
[07:38.31]	like knots of wood there in the young leaning legs
[07:42.76]	Dark shiny black leg hairs
[07:46.96]	" A few years ago I damaged myself in a bicycle race"
[07:50.55]	It was then that the cramps started."
[07:54.06]	And now he has the leg cramps back
[07:56.89]	with compound junk interest
[08:00.98]	The old Priest stood there
[08:02.96]	feeling the boy groan
[08:06.65]	He inclined his head as if in prayer
[08:09.54]	Went back and got his dropper
[08:12.37]	" It' s just a quarter G, kid.""
[08:14.90]	" I do not require much, se or.""
[08:23.45]	The boy was sleeping when the Priest left room eighteen
[08:28.05]	He went back to his room and sat down on the bed
[08:32.80]	Then it hit him like heavy silent snow
[08:38.01]	All the gray junk yesterdays
[08:42.25]	He sat there received the immaculate fix
[08:47.17]	And since he was himself a priest
[08:50.87]	There was no need to call one

[00:03.56]	作者：威廉.S.巴勒斯
[00:06.23]	配乐：科特.柯本
[00:52.95]	来抗击肺结核，伙计”
[00:55.36]	圣诞节前夕，一个老瘾虫在公园北街卖抗肺结核的募捐邮票
[01:01.89]	他们叫他“牧师”
[01:03.97]	来抗击肺结核，伙计”
[01:11.82]	人们仓促走过，灰色的影子倒在远处的墙上
[01:15.86]	天渐渐晚了，没挣到什么钱
[01:19.50]	他转身拐进一条偏僻的街，湖边吹来的风像刀割
[01:25.47]	出租车停在路灯下
[01:30.13]	一个男孩提着手提箱出来
[01:33.77]	瘦弱的男孩穿着大学校服
[01:36.40]	熟悉的面孔，”在门口观望的牧师对自己说
[01:43.27]	这让我想起一些过去的事。”
[01:47.17]	那个男孩解开大衣的纽扣，从口袋里掏车费
[01:55.57]	出租车转过拐角开走了
[01:58.45]	男孩走进一幢大楼
[02:01.95]	"Hmm, yes, maybe…"“嗯嗯，是的，有可能……”
[02:04.88]	手提箱还落在门口
[02:08.47]	男孩却不见了
[02:10.70]	他去找钥匙了吧，很可能是，我得赶紧了”
[02:15.04]	他提起手提箱迅速走进拐角
[02:18.37]	到手了，低头看了一眼箱子
[02:21.88]	看起来不像是刚才那个男孩用的东西，怎么有男孩会用这种提箱
[02:27.05]	牧师搞不清这箱子怎么会这么破旧
[02:33.48]	老旧又肮脏，下等的皮革，而且很重
[02:38.69]	最好看看里面装的什么”
[02:41.17]	他拐进联合公园，找了个没人的地方打开了手提箱
[02:48.91]	有两条被切下的人腿，是个黑皮肤的年轻人的双腿
[02:55.48]	光亮的黑色腿毛在昏暗的街灯下发亮
[03:00.34]	腿是硬塞在箱子里的，他得用膝盖顶住箱子背后才能把它弄出来
[03:07.97]	腿，好吧，” 他说着，一面提着箱子迅速离开了
[03:13.49]	也许能卖点钱买白粉
[03:21.04]	买家怀疑地闻了闻
[03:23.72]	有点怪怪的味道。”
[03:26.40]	这只是墨西哥皮革味。”他耸耸肩
[03:31.05]	那些蠢蛋弄的时候没处理好”
[03:34.05]	买家不屑的看着箱子
[03:38.09]	不会是刚剥下来的皮吧，说不定是什么东西的皮呢
[03:42.04]	这东西我给你三块我还亏大了
[03:45.23]	不过，圣诞节快到了，你又是牧师……”
[03:50.30]	他在桌子下摸了三张票子塞到牧师肮脏的手里
[03:59.09]	牧师消失在街道的阴影里，下流肮脏，鬼鬼祟祟
[04:05.01]	三块钱一包也买不上，至少也要五块
[04:08.60]	嘿，想起来那个老赖艾迪还跟我说，我要是不还他那三块钱就别再来找他
[04:16.70]	是，你这个“果儿”（同性恋）。三块钱就让你气得炸烟囱了
[04:25.44]	医生不大乐意见到他
[04:28.28]	你这回，又想要什么？我可告诉过你了！”
[04:31.66]	牧师把三张钞票铺在桌子上
[04:35.08]	那医师把钱装进口袋，又叫起来
[04:38.83]	我有麻烦了！有人注意我了！我搞不好会丢执照的！”
[04:44.46]	牧师就坐在那，因常年吸毒而苍老沉重的双眼，在医师脸上打转
[04:53.87]	我不能给你开药。”
[04:56.30]	医生猛地拉开一个抽屉，从桌上扔过去一个小玻璃瓶
[05:01.71]	我办公室里就只有这些了！” 医生站了起来
[05:06.21]	拿了快滚！”他大叫着，歇斯底里
[05:11.43]	牧师仍旧是那个表情
[05:14.36]	医生压低声调说到
[05:17.24]	别忘了，我是个专业人士，我不应该被你们这种人骚扰。”
[05:22.92]	你就给我这么点？四分之一克的一小瓶？不能再给我点……”
[05:30.81]	快滚，快滚，我报警了我告诉你。”
[05:33.82]	“好吧，医生，我走了。”
[05:40.90]	这一路走回去当然是又累又冷，出租房，一条破败的街道，房间在顶层
[05:48.04]	这楼梯……”牧师说着咳了起来，扶着栏杆缓了个劲
[05:54.31]	他走进厕所，黄色的墙板，马桶在滴水
[05:59.31]	在脸盆下拿出他那套家伙，牛皮纸包着的
[06:04.45]	回到他的房间，把药水抽进滴管里
[06:09.06]	他刚卷起袖子
[06:11.59]	他听到隔壁门传来的呻吟，18号房
[06:16.32]	住的是个墨西哥孩子
[06:18.95]	牧师在楼梯间遇见过他，他看出那孩子也有毒瘾
[06:23.64]	但他从不跟他讲话
[06:25.12]	因为他不想跟未成年扯上关系
[06:28.35]	谈话只会添倒霉事
[06:31.53]	牧师这辈子倒霉事够多了
[06:35.92]	他又听见呻吟，他知道那呻吟的感觉，他清楚地知道那呻吟意味着什么
[06:43.97]	可能他出了什么事。
[06:47.06]	不管怎样，那声音穿墙而过，我是没法享受这神圣的药水了。”
[06:53.98]	那种薄墙板，你懂的
[06:56.81]	牧师放下他的滴管
[06:59.44]	阴冷的走廊
[07:00.81]	敲了18号房的门
[07:06.37]	“谁在敲？”
[07:07.73]	我是个牧师，孩子
[07:09.25]	"我住隔壁。”
[07:11.27]	他能听见有人蹒跚穿过地板
[07:14.92]	门闩
[07:16.34]	滑开
[07:17.60]	男孩穿了内衣短裤站在那
[07:21.19]	黑眼睛
[07:22.40]	带着痛苦
[07:24.12]	他开始站不稳了
[07:25.83]	牧师把他扶到床上
[07:28.47]	“怎么了，孩子？”
[07:30.41]	是我的腿，老先生（西班牙语），
[07:32.23]	抽筋了，但是我现在没药了。”
[07:36.24]	牧师能看到那抽筋的肌肉
[07:38.31]	像打结的木头一样缠在年轻的腿上
[07:42.76]	乌黑发亮的腿毛
[07:46.96]	几年前我赛自行车（服用迷幻剂）时毁了自己
[07:50.55]	就在那时开始抽筋了。”
[07:54.06]	而且现在他的抽筋更加严重了
[07:56.89]	那些复合毒品越用越糟
[08:00.98]	老牧师呆立在那里
[08:02.96]	感受着男孩的呻吟
[08:06.65]	他像做祈祷般地倾斜着头
[08:09.54]	走回去拿了他的滴管
[08:12.37]	就只有这四分之一克，孩子”
[08:14.90]	我不需要太多，老先生。”
[08:23.45]	牧师离开18号房时，男孩已经睡着了
[08:28.05]	他走回他的房间，坐在床边
[08:32.80]	它像是无声的大雪悄无声息地向他袭来
[08:38.01]	昨日的所有破败和灰暗
[08:42.25]	他坐在那里，接受这无罪的折磨
[08:47.17]	既然他自己是个牧师
[08:50.87]	那就没必要再帮他找一个了

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