Prologue Tradition 歌词

歌曲	Prologue Tradition
歌手	Soundtrack
专辑	Fiddler on the Roof (New London Cast Recording)
下载	Image LRC TXT

[00:12.604]	tradition
[00:18.325]	#歌词 #听译
[00:22.296]	A fiddler on the roof?
[00:24.412]	It sounds crazy you know?
[00:27.102]	But, here in our little village of Anatevka
[00:32.536]	you might say that every one of us is a fiddler on the roof,
[00:36.533]	trying to scratch out a pleasant simple tune,
[00:39.981]	without breaking his neck.
[00:43.011]	It isn’t easy.
[00:45.388]	Well you might ask, if it is so dangerous, why do we stay up there?
[00:51.893]	We stay because Anatevka is our home.
[00:58.345]	And how do we keep our balance?
[01:00.382]	That, I can tell you in one word!
[01:05.372]	Tradition.
[01:10.283]	Tradition ~ tradition, tradition ~ tradition ~ tradition ~ tradition
[01:33.741]	Because of our traditions, we have kept our balance for many many years.
[01:38.756]	And here in Anatevka, we have traditions for everything.
[01:42.910]	How to eat, how to sleep, how to wear cloths.
[01:46.880]	For instance, we always keep our heads covered,
[01:50.877]	and we always wear a little prayer shawl.
[01:54.508]	And this shows our constant devotion to God.
[02:01.509]	You may ask, how did this tradition start?
[02:04.879]	I will tell you.
[02:06.080]	I don’t know.
[02:09.084]	But it is a tradition.
[02:10.861]	And because of our traditions, everyone here knows who he is
[02:15.824]	and what God expects him to do.
[02:22.799]	Who day and night must struggle for a living,
[02:25.698]	feed up wife and children, say his daily prayers.
[02:28.702]	And who has the right as master of the house, to have the final word at home.
[02:33.718]	The papa ~ the papa! Tradition
[02:40.405]	The papa ~ the papa~ tradition
[02:49.522]	Who must know the way to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home.
[02:55.504]	Who must raise a family and run that home ,so papa’s free to read the Holy book?
[03:03.262]	The mama ~ the mama! Tradition
[03:07.834]	The mama ~ the mama tradition
[03:17.525]	At three I started Hebrew school, at ten I learnt a trade.
[03:23.246]	I hear they’ve picked a bride for me I hope she’s pretty.
[03:29.542]	The sons, the sons! Tradition
[03:35.367]	The sons, the sons! Tradition
[03:44.667]	And who does mama teach, to mend and tend and fix?
[03:50.753]	Preparing me to marry whoever papa picks.
[03:57.388]	The daughters, the daughters~ tradition
[04:03.240]	The daughters, the daughters~ tradition
[04:10.423]	<chorus>
[04:27.089]	Tradition, Tradition
[04:36.781]	And here in the circle of our little village,
[04:41.666]	we’ve always had our special times.
[04:44.461]	For instance, Yente, the matchmaker.
[04:47.726]	Avram, I have a perfect match for your son. A wonderful girl. Avram,
[04:51.644]	Who is it?
[04:53.081]	Ruchel, the shoemaker’s daughter. Ruchel，
[04:54.335]	Ruchel? but she can hardly see, she’s almost blind. Ruchel？
[04:57.522]	Tell the truth, is your son so much to look at?
[05:00.918]	The way she sees and the way he looks, it’s a perfect match!
[05:06.639]	And Nachum the begger.
[05:08.964]	Alms for the poor, alms for the poor.
[05:11.889]	Here, Reb Nachum, is one kopek
[05:14.893]	One kopek? Last week you give me two kopeks!
[05:17.976]	I had a bad week
[05:19.439]	So? If you have a bad week, why should I suffer?
[05:24.768]	And most important, our beloved rabbi,
[05:28.425]	Rabbi, may I ask you a question?
[05:32.265]	Certainly, nice sir.
[05:33.519]	Is there a proper blessing for the tsar?
[05:35.922]	A blessing for the tsar.
[05:39.631]	Of course.
[05:40.938]	May God bless and keep the tsar, far away from us!
[06:02.071]	And then, There are the others you know, a village.
[06:05.075]	And they make a much bigger circle.
[06:07.922]	His honor the constable, and his honor the priest.
[06:11.710]	And his honor the bulahbulah.
[06:14.766]	There are many, many others, but, we don’t bother them.
[06:19.076]	And so far, they don’t bother us.
[06:22.368]	And amongst ourselves.
[06:25.293]	We get along perfectly well.
[06:27.331]	A, of course, there was a time, when he sold him a horse,
[06:33.418]	but he delivered a mule.
[06:36.813]	It was not a mule.
[06:37.806]	It was a mule.
[06:38.564]	How many times do I have to tell you.
[06:40.627]	It’s all settled now, now we live together in simple peace and harmony, of course.
[06:48.072]	It was a horse.
[06:48.882]	It was a mule!
[06:51.494]	Horse! Mule! Horse! Mule!
[07:02.440]	Tradition! Tradition!
[07:16.102]	Without our traditions, our lives, it would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof.

[00:12.604]	tradition
[00:18.325]	ge ci ting yi
[00:22.296]	A fiddler on the roof?
[00:24.412]	It sounds crazy you know?
[00:27.102]	But, here in our little village of Anatevka
[00:32.536]	you might say that every one of us is a fiddler on the roof,
[00:36.533]	trying to scratch out a pleasant simple tune,
[00:39.981]	without breaking his neck.
[00:43.011]	It isn' t easy.
[00:45.388]	Well you might ask, if it is so dangerous, why do we stay up there?
[00:51.893]	We stay because Anatevka is our home.
[00:58.345]	And how do we keep our balance?
[01:00.382]	That, I can tell you in one word!
[01:05.372]	Tradition.
[01:10.283]	Tradition tradition, tradition tradition tradition tradition
[01:33.741]	Because of our traditions, we have kept our balance for many many years.
[01:38.756]	And here in Anatevka, we have traditions for everything.
[01:42.910]	How to eat, how to sleep, how to wear cloths.
[01:46.880]	For instance, we always keep our heads covered,
[01:50.877]	and we always wear a little prayer shawl.
[01:54.508]	And this shows our constant devotion to God.
[02:01.509]	You may ask, how did this tradition start?
[02:04.879]	I will tell you.
[02:06.080]	I don' t know.
[02:09.084]	But it is a tradition.
[02:10.861]	And because of our traditions, everyone here knows who he is
[02:15.824]	and what God expects him to do.
[02:22.799]	Who day and night must struggle for a living,
[02:25.698]	feed up wife and children, say his daily prayers.
[02:28.702]	And who has the right as master of the house, to have the final word at home.
[02:33.718]	The papa the papa! Tradition
[02:40.405]	The papa the papa tradition
[02:49.522]	Who must know the way to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home.
[02:55.504]	Who must raise a family and run that home , so papa' s free to read the Holy book?
[03:03.262]	The mama the mama! Tradition
[03:07.834]	The mama the mama tradition
[03:17.525]	At three I started Hebrew school, at ten I learnt a trade.
[03:23.246]	I hear they' ve picked a bride for me I hope she' s pretty.
[03:29.542]	The sons, the sons! Tradition
[03:35.367]	The sons, the sons! Tradition
[03:44.667]	And who does mama teach, to mend and tend and fix?
[03:50.753]	Preparing me to marry whoever papa picks.
[03:57.388]	The daughters, the daughters tradition
[04:03.240]	The daughters, the daughters tradition
[04:10.423]	chorus
[04:27.089]	Tradition, Tradition
[04:36.781]	And here in the circle of our little village,
[04:41.666]	we' ve always had our special times.
[04:44.461]	For instance, Yente, the matchmaker.
[04:47.726]	Avram, I have a perfect match for your son. A wonderful girl. Avram,
[04:51.644]	Who is it?
[04:53.081]	Ruchel, the shoemaker' s daughter. Ruchel,
[04:54.335]	Ruchel? but she can hardly see, she' s almost blind. Ruchel?
[04:57.522]	Tell the truth, is your son so much to look at?
[05:00.918]	The way she sees and the way he looks, it' s a perfect match!
[05:06.639]	And Nachum the begger.
[05:08.964]	Alms for the poor, alms for the poor.
[05:11.889]	Here, Reb Nachum, is one kopek
[05:14.893]	One kopek? Last week you give me two kopeks!
[05:17.976]	I had a bad week
[05:19.439]	So? If you have a bad week, why should I suffer?
[05:24.768]	And most important, our beloved rabbi,
[05:28.425]	Rabbi, may I ask you a question?
[05:32.265]	Certainly, nice sir.
[05:33.519]	Is there a proper blessing for the tsar?
[05:35.922]	A blessing for the tsar.
[05:39.631]	Of course.
[05:40.938]	May God bless and keep the tsar, far away from us!
[06:02.071]	And then, There are the others you know, a village.
[06:05.075]	And they make a much bigger circle.
[06:07.922]	His honor the constable, and his honor the priest.
[06:11.710]	And his honor the bulahbulah.
[06:14.766]	There are many, many others, but, we don' t bother them.
[06:19.076]	And so far, they don' t bother us.
[06:22.368]	And amongst ourselves.
[06:25.293]	We get along perfectly well.
[06:27.331]	A, of course, there was a time, when he sold him a horse,
[06:33.418]	but he delivered a mule.
[06:36.813]	It was not a mule.
[06:37.806]	It was a mule.
[06:38.564]	How many times do I have to tell you.
[06:40.627]	It' s all settled now, now we live together in simple peace and harmony, of course.
[06:48.072]	It was a horse.
[06:48.882]	It was a mule!
[06:51.494]	Horse! Mule! Horse! Mule!
[07:02.440]	Tradition! Tradition!
[07:16.102]	Without our traditions, our lives, it would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof.

[00:12.604]	tradition
[00:18.325]	gē cí tīng yì
[00:22.296]	A fiddler on the roof?
[00:24.412]	It sounds crazy you know?
[00:27.102]	But, here in our little village of Anatevka
[00:32.536]	you might say that every one of us is a fiddler on the roof,
[00:36.533]	trying to scratch out a pleasant simple tune,
[00:39.981]	without breaking his neck.
[00:43.011]	It isn' t easy.
[00:45.388]	Well you might ask, if it is so dangerous, why do we stay up there?
[00:51.893]	We stay because Anatevka is our home.
[00:58.345]	And how do we keep our balance?
[01:00.382]	That, I can tell you in one word!
[01:05.372]	Tradition.
[01:10.283]	Tradition tradition, tradition tradition tradition tradition
[01:33.741]	Because of our traditions, we have kept our balance for many many years.
[01:38.756]	And here in Anatevka, we have traditions for everything.
[01:42.910]	How to eat, how to sleep, how to wear cloths.
[01:46.880]	For instance, we always keep our heads covered,
[01:50.877]	and we always wear a little prayer shawl.
[01:54.508]	And this shows our constant devotion to God.
[02:01.509]	You may ask, how did this tradition start?
[02:04.879]	I will tell you.
[02:06.080]	I don' t know.
[02:09.084]	But it is a tradition.
[02:10.861]	And because of our traditions, everyone here knows who he is
[02:15.824]	and what God expects him to do.
[02:22.799]	Who day and night must struggle for a living,
[02:25.698]	feed up wife and children, say his daily prayers.
[02:28.702]	And who has the right as master of the house, to have the final word at home.
[02:33.718]	The papa the papa! Tradition
[02:40.405]	The papa the papa tradition
[02:49.522]	Who must know the way to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home.
[02:55.504]	Who must raise a family and run that home , so papa' s free to read the Holy book?
[03:03.262]	The mama the mama! Tradition
[03:07.834]	The mama the mama tradition
[03:17.525]	At three I started Hebrew school, at ten I learnt a trade.
[03:23.246]	I hear they' ve picked a bride for me I hope she' s pretty.
[03:29.542]	The sons, the sons! Tradition
[03:35.367]	The sons, the sons! Tradition
[03:44.667]	And who does mama teach, to mend and tend and fix?
[03:50.753]	Preparing me to marry whoever papa picks.
[03:57.388]	The daughters, the daughters tradition
[04:03.240]	The daughters, the daughters tradition
[04:10.423]	chorus
[04:27.089]	Tradition, Tradition
[04:36.781]	And here in the circle of our little village,
[04:41.666]	we' ve always had our special times.
[04:44.461]	For instance, Yente, the matchmaker.
[04:47.726]	Avram, I have a perfect match for your son. A wonderful girl. Avram,
[04:51.644]	Who is it?
[04:53.081]	Ruchel, the shoemaker' s daughter. Ruchel,
[04:54.335]	Ruchel? but she can hardly see, she' s almost blind. Ruchel?
[04:57.522]	Tell the truth, is your son so much to look at?
[05:00.918]	The way she sees and the way he looks, it' s a perfect match!
[05:06.639]	And Nachum the begger.
[05:08.964]	Alms for the poor, alms for the poor.
[05:11.889]	Here, Reb Nachum, is one kopek
[05:14.893]	One kopek? Last week you give me two kopeks!
[05:17.976]	I had a bad week
[05:19.439]	So? If you have a bad week, why should I suffer?
[05:24.768]	And most important, our beloved rabbi,
[05:28.425]	Rabbi, may I ask you a question?
[05:32.265]	Certainly, nice sir.
[05:33.519]	Is there a proper blessing for the tsar?
[05:35.922]	A blessing for the tsar.
[05:39.631]	Of course.
[05:40.938]	May God bless and keep the tsar, far away from us!
[06:02.071]	And then, There are the others you know, a village.
[06:05.075]	And they make a much bigger circle.
[06:07.922]	His honor the constable, and his honor the priest.
[06:11.710]	And his honor the bulahbulah.
[06:14.766]	There are many, many others, but, we don' t bother them.
[06:19.076]	And so far, they don' t bother us.
[06:22.368]	And amongst ourselves.
[06:25.293]	We get along perfectly well.
[06:27.331]	A, of course, there was a time, when he sold him a horse,
[06:33.418]	but he delivered a mule.
[06:36.813]	It was not a mule.
[06:37.806]	It was a mule.
[06:38.564]	How many times do I have to tell you.
[06:40.627]	It' s all settled now, now we live together in simple peace and harmony, of course.
[06:48.072]	It was a horse.
[06:48.882]	It was a mule!
[06:51.494]	Horse! Mule! Horse! Mule!
[07:02.440]	Tradition! Tradition!
[07:16.102]	Without our traditions, our lives, it would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof.

[00:12.604]
[00:18.325]
[00:22.296]	屋顶上的小提琴手？
[00:24.412]	这听起来可太疯狂了知道吗？
[00:27.102]	但是在我们 Anatevka 这个小村庄，
[00:32.536]	或许你可以说每一个人都是个屋顶上的小提琴手，
[00:36.533]	努力地保证在不摔断脖子的情况下，
[00:39.981]	奏出一点简单的旋律。
[00:43.011]	这可不容易。
[00:45.388]	你或许会问了，如果这么危险，我们从一开始为什么要待在上面？
[00:51.893]	我们待在这里，是因为 Anatevka 是我们的家。
[00:58.345]	我们用什么保持平衡呢？
[01:00.382]	我可以用一个词告诉你！
[01:05.372]	传统。
[01:10.283]	<传统>
[01:33.741]	正是因为我们的传统，很多年来我们都保持着平衡。
[01:38.756]	在 Anatevka，所有的事情都有传统。
[01:42.910]	衣、食、住、行
[01:46.880]	举例来说，我们总是戴一顶帽子
[01:50.877]	而且我们一直穿一件祷告披巾。
[01:54.508]	这表现了我们对上帝的虔诚。
[02:01.509]	你也许会问，这些传统式什么时候开始的？
[02:04.879]	我来告诉你。
[02:06.080]	我不知道。
[02:09.084]	但这是传统。
[02:10.861]	而且正是因为这些传统，这里的每一个人都知道自己的身份
[02:15.824]	也知道上帝期望他做什么。
[02:22.799]	谁必须日夜辛劳
[02:25.698]	维持家用，每日祷告？
[02:28.702]	谁是一家之主，一切由他说了算？
[02:33.718]	爸爸，爸爸，传统！
[02:40.405]	爸爸，爸爸，传统！
[02:49.522]	谁必须懂得如何维持一个得体的家庭，一个安静的家庭，一个合利的家庭？
[02:55.504]	谁必须抚育和经营家庭，这样爸爸才有时间去钻研圣书？
[03:03.262]	妈妈，妈妈，传统！
[03:07.834]	妈妈，妈妈，传统！
[03:17.525]	我三岁开始接受希伯来教育，十岁时学会一门手艺。
[03:23.246]	我听说他们为我挑选了一位新娘，我希望她美丽。
[03:29.542]	儿子，儿子，传统！
[03:35.367]	儿子，儿子，传统！
[03:44.667]	妈妈教谁缝补、照料、修理？
[03:50.753]	准备嫁给任何爸爸选好的对象。
[03:57.388]	女儿，女儿，传统！
[04:03.240]	女儿，女儿，传统！
[04:10.423]	<合唱>
[04:27.089]	<传统>
[04:36.781]	在我们村子这个小圈子里
[04:41.666]	经常有一些特别的时刻
[04:44.461]	比如，媒婆 Yente
[04:47.726]	我给你儿子找了一个完美的新娘，一位极好的姑娘。
[04:51.644]	谁啊？
[04:53.081]	鞋匠的女儿
[04:54.335]	但是她根本看不见东西啊，几乎是个盲人。
[04:57.522]	讲实话，你儿子又有什么好看的吗？
[05:00.918]	她的视力配上他的长相，可真是天造地设！
[05:06.639]	还有乞丐 Nachum
[05:08.964]	行行好，接济穷人！
[05:11.889]	给，Reb Nachum，一个铜板
[05:14.893]	一个铜板？上周你可给了我两个铜板！
[05:17.976]	我这周过得不顺
[05:19.439]	然后呢？你自己不顺，为什么要我跟着遭殃？
[05:24.768]	还有最重要的，我们敬爱的拉比
[05:28.425]	拉比，我能请教一个问题吗？
[05:32.265]	当然
[05:33.519]	有没有专为沙皇的祝福礼？
[05:35.922]	沙皇的祝福…
[05:39.631]	当然！
[05:40.938]	愿上帝保佑沙皇~~远远离开我们！
[06:02.071]	当然啦，村里还有其他人
[06:05.075]	他们属于一个更大的圈子
[06:07.922]	尊敬的警官，还有尊敬的神父
[06:11.710]	还有尊敬的~~（不关心）
[06:14.766]	还有很多、很多人，但是我们不打扰他们
[06:19.076]	所以目前来说，他们也不打扰我们
[06:22.368]	而且我们自己人之间
[06:25.293]	非常非常合得来
[06:27.331]	当然了，有那么一次，他卖给他一匹马
[06:33.418]	但是他交付了一匹骡子
[06:36.813]	那不是骡子
[06:37.806]	那就是骡子
[06:38.564]	要我跟你说多少次...
[06:40.627]	这早都是过去的事情了，现在我们的生活和谐又平静
[06:48.072]	那是匹马
[06:48.882]	那是匹骡子！
[06:51.494]	马！骡子！马！骡子！
[07:02.440]	<传统>
[07:16.102]	没了传统，我们的生活就像屋顶上的小提琴手一样朝不保夕！

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