歌曲 | I Shall Be Free |
歌手 | Bob Dylan |
专辑 | The Bootleg Series Vol. 9 - The Witmark Demos: 1962-1964 |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Dylan | |
Well, I took me a woman late last night, | |
I's three-fourths drunk, she looked uptight. | |
She took off her wheel, took off her bell, | |
Took off her wig, said, ;How do I smell? | |
I hot-footed it . . . bare-naked . . . | |
Out the window! | |
Well, sometimes I might get drunk, | |
Walk like a duck and stomp like a skunk. | |
Don't hurt me none, don't hurt my pride | |
'Cause I got my little lady right by my side. | |
(Right there | |
Proud as can be) | |
I's out there paintin' on the old woodshed | |
When a can a black paint it fell on my head. | |
I went down to scrub and rub | |
But I had to sit in back of the tub. | |
(Cost a quarter | |
And I had to get out quick . . . | |
Someone wanted to come in and take a sauna) | |
Well, my telephone rang it would not stop, | |
It's President Kennedy callin' me up. | |
He said, ;My friend, Bob, what do we need to make the country grow? | |
I said, ;My friend, John, Brigitte Bardot, | |
Anita Ekberg, | |
Sophia Loren. | |
(Put 'em all in the same room with Ernest Borgnine!) | |
Well, I got a woman sleeps on a cot, | |
She yells and hollers and squeals a lot. | |
Licks my face and tickles my ear, | |
Bends me over and buys me beer. | |
(She's a honeymooner | |
A June crooner | |
A spoon feeder | |
And a natural leader) | |
Oh, there ain't no use in me workin' so heavy, | |
I got a woman who works on the levee. | |
Pumping that water up to her neck, | |
Every week she sends me a monthly check. | |
(She's a humdinger | |
Folk singer | |
Dead ringer | |
For a thing-a-muh jigger) | |
Late one day in the middle of the week, | |
Eyes were closed I was half asleep. | |
I chased me a woman up the hill, | |
Right in the middle of an air raid drill. | |
It was Little Bo Peep! | |
(I jumped a fallout shelter | |
I jumped a bean stalk | |
I jumped a ferris wheel) | |
Now, the man on the stand he wants my vote, | |
He's a-runnin' for office on the ballot note. | |
He's out there preachin' in front of the steeple, | |
Tellin' me he loves all kinds-a people. | |
(He's eatin' bagels | |
He's eatin' pizza | |
He's eatin' chitlins | |
He's eatin' bullshit!) | |
Oh, set me down on a television floor, | |
I'll flip the channel to number four. | |
Out of the shower comes a grown-up man | |
With a bottle of hair oil in his hand. | |
(It's that greasy kid stuff. | |
What I want to know, Mr. Football Man, is | |
What do you do about Willy Mays and Yul Brynner, | |
Charles de Gaulle | |
And Robert Louis Stevenson?) | |
Well, the funniest woman I ever seen | |
Was the great-granddaughter of Mr. Clean. | |
She takes about fifteen baths a day, | |
Wants me to grow a cigar on my face. | |
(She's a little bit heavy!) | |
Well, ask me why I'm drunk alla time, | |
It levels my head and eases my mind. | |
I just walk along and stroll and sing, | |
I see better days and I do better things. | |
(I catch dinosaurs | |
I make love to Elizabeth Taylor . . . | |
Catch hell from Richard Burton!) |
zuo ci : Dylan | |
Well, I took me a woman late last night, | |
I' s threefourths drunk, she looked uptight. | |
She took off her wheel, took off her bell, | |
Took off her wig, said, How do I smell? | |
I hotfooted it . . . barenaked . . . | |
Out the window! | |
Well, sometimes I might get drunk, | |
Walk like a duck and stomp like a skunk. | |
Don' t hurt me none, don' t hurt my pride | |
' Cause I got my little lady right by my side. | |
Right there | |
Proud as can be | |
I' s out there paintin' on the old woodshed | |
When a can a black paint it fell on my head. | |
I went down to scrub and rub | |
But I had to sit in back of the tub. | |
Cost a quarter | |
And I had to get out quick . . . | |
Someone wanted to come in and take a sauna | |
Well, my telephone rang it would not stop, | |
It' s President Kennedy callin' me up. | |
He said, My friend, Bob, what do we need to make the country grow? | |
I said, My friend, John, Brigitte Bardot, | |
Anita Ekberg, | |
Sophia Loren. | |
Put ' em all in the same room with Ernest Borgnine! | |
Well, I got a woman sleeps on a cot, | |
She yells and hollers and squeals a lot. | |
Licks my face and tickles my ear, | |
Bends me over and buys me beer. | |
She' s a honeymooner | |
A June crooner | |
A spoon feeder | |
And a natural leader | |
Oh, there ain' t no use in me workin' so heavy, | |
I got a woman who works on the levee. | |
Pumping that water up to her neck, | |
Every week she sends me a monthly check. | |
She' s a humdinger | |
Folk singer | |
Dead ringer | |
For a thingamuh jigger | |
Late one day in the middle of the week, | |
Eyes were closed I was half asleep. | |
I chased me a woman up the hill, | |
Right in the middle of an air raid drill. | |
It was Little Bo Peep! | |
I jumped a fallout shelter | |
I jumped a bean stalk | |
I jumped a ferris wheel | |
Now, the man on the stand he wants my vote, | |
He' s arunnin' for office on the ballot note. | |
He' s out there preachin' in front of the steeple, | |
Tellin' me he loves all kindsa people. | |
He' s eatin' bagels | |
He' s eatin' pizza | |
He' s eatin' chitlins | |
He' s eatin' bullshit! | |
Oh, set me down on a television floor, | |
I' ll flip the channel to number four. | |
Out of the shower comes a grownup man | |
With a bottle of hair oil in his hand. | |
It' s that greasy kid stuff. | |
What I want to know, Mr. Football Man, is | |
What do you do about Willy Mays and Yul Brynner, | |
Charles de Gaulle | |
And Robert Louis Stevenson? | |
Well, the funniest woman I ever seen | |
Was the greatgranddaughter of Mr. Clean. | |
She takes about fifteen baths a day, | |
Wants me to grow a cigar on my face. | |
She' s a little bit heavy! | |
Well, ask me why I' m drunk alla time, | |
It levels my head and eases my mind. | |
I just walk along and stroll and sing, | |
I see better days and I do better things. | |
I catch dinosaurs | |
I make love to Elizabeth Taylor . . . | |
Catch hell from Richard Burton! |
zuò cí : Dylan | |
Well, I took me a woman late last night, | |
I' s threefourths drunk, she looked uptight. | |
She took off her wheel, took off her bell, | |
Took off her wig, said, How do I smell? | |
I hotfooted it . . . barenaked . . . | |
Out the window! | |
Well, sometimes I might get drunk, | |
Walk like a duck and stomp like a skunk. | |
Don' t hurt me none, don' t hurt my pride | |
' Cause I got my little lady right by my side. | |
Right there | |
Proud as can be | |
I' s out there paintin' on the old woodshed | |
When a can a black paint it fell on my head. | |
I went down to scrub and rub | |
But I had to sit in back of the tub. | |
Cost a quarter | |
And I had to get out quick . . . | |
Someone wanted to come in and take a sauna | |
Well, my telephone rang it would not stop, | |
It' s President Kennedy callin' me up. | |
He said, My friend, Bob, what do we need to make the country grow? | |
I said, My friend, John, Brigitte Bardot, | |
Anita Ekberg, | |
Sophia Loren. | |
Put ' em all in the same room with Ernest Borgnine! | |
Well, I got a woman sleeps on a cot, | |
She yells and hollers and squeals a lot. | |
Licks my face and tickles my ear, | |
Bends me over and buys me beer. | |
She' s a honeymooner | |
A June crooner | |
A spoon feeder | |
And a natural leader | |
Oh, there ain' t no use in me workin' so heavy, | |
I got a woman who works on the levee. | |
Pumping that water up to her neck, | |
Every week she sends me a monthly check. | |
She' s a humdinger | |
Folk singer | |
Dead ringer | |
For a thingamuh jigger | |
Late one day in the middle of the week, | |
Eyes were closed I was half asleep. | |
I chased me a woman up the hill, | |
Right in the middle of an air raid drill. | |
It was Little Bo Peep! | |
I jumped a fallout shelter | |
I jumped a bean stalk | |
I jumped a ferris wheel | |
Now, the man on the stand he wants my vote, | |
He' s arunnin' for office on the ballot note. | |
He' s out there preachin' in front of the steeple, | |
Tellin' me he loves all kindsa people. | |
He' s eatin' bagels | |
He' s eatin' pizza | |
He' s eatin' chitlins | |
He' s eatin' bullshit! | |
Oh, set me down on a television floor, | |
I' ll flip the channel to number four. | |
Out of the shower comes a grownup man | |
With a bottle of hair oil in his hand. | |
It' s that greasy kid stuff. | |
What I want to know, Mr. Football Man, is | |
What do you do about Willy Mays and Yul Brynner, | |
Charles de Gaulle | |
And Robert Louis Stevenson? | |
Well, the funniest woman I ever seen | |
Was the greatgranddaughter of Mr. Clean. | |
She takes about fifteen baths a day, | |
Wants me to grow a cigar on my face. | |
She' s a little bit heavy! | |
Well, ask me why I' m drunk alla time, | |
It levels my head and eases my mind. | |
I just walk along and stroll and sing, | |
I see better days and I do better things. | |
I catch dinosaurs | |
I make love to Elizabeth Taylor . . . | |
Catch hell from Richard Burton! |