歌曲 | Jim Jones at Botany Bay (feat. Kurt Russell) |
歌手 | YoungStar |
专辑 | The Hateful Eight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
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[00:12.18] | Listen for a moment,lads, |
[00:16.36] | and hear me tell my tale |
[00:19.64] | How over the sea from England shore |
[00:22.69] | I was condemned to sail |
[00:26.24] | The jury found me guilty sir |
[00:29.45] | And said the judge, said he: |
[00:34.32] | For life, Jim Jones, |
[00:36.37] | I’ll sentence you across the stormy sea |
[00:41.45] | |
[00:43.00] | But take my tip before you ship to join the iron gang |
[00:49.64] | Don't be too gay in Botany Bay |
[00:53.00] | or else you'll surely hang |
[00:57.57] | Or else you'll surely hang, said he, |
[01:00.77] | and after that, Jim Jones |
[01:05.23] | High up...High upon... |
[01:09.79] | High upon the gallows tree |
[01:13.43] | the crows will pick your bones |
[01:17.51] | |
[01:19.35] | You'll have no chance for mischief then, |
[01:22.46] | remember what I say |
[01:25.93] | They'll flog the poaching out of you |
[01:29.21] | out there on Botany Bay |
[01:32.53] | Waves are high upon the sea, |
[01:35.62] | the wind blows in gales |
[01:40.41] | I'd rather drowned in misery |
[01:43.95] | than come to New South Wales |
[01:48.08] | |
[01:48.40] | The wind blew high upon the sea |
[01:52.00] | when the pirates came along |
[01:55.23] | But the soldiers on our convict ship |
[01:58.00] | were full five hundred strong |
[02:02.09] | They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away |
[02:10.00] | I'd rather joined that pirate ship |
[02:13.64] | than gone to Botany Bay |
[02:17.34] | |
[02:19.23] | And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town |
[02:26.09] | I'll kill you bastards one and all, |
[02:29.81] | and I’ll gun the floggers down |
[02:33.29] | I'll give the law one little shock, |
[02:36.29] | remember what I say |
[02:40.96] | They'll yet regret they've sent Jim Jones |
[02:43.39] | in chains to Botany Bay |
[02:48.42] | |
[02:51.30] | Ruth : that’s the one you like to sing in the stagecoach ,hah? |
[02:57.49] | Domergue: em |
[02:58.95] | Ruth :It’s kinda pretty, you gotta another verse to it? |
[03:03.34] | Domergue: yeah, lots. |
[03:06.38] | Ruth :I know. Go ahead, sing it. |
[03:12.82] | Domergue: whatever you say, John |
[03:18.15] | |
[03:19.00] | Now day and night the irons clang |
[03:22.77] | and like poor galley slaves |
[03:26.20] | We toil and toil, and when we die |
[03:29.58] | must fill dishonored graves |
[03:33.12] | But by and by I'll break my chains into the bush I'll go |
[03:40.78] | and you’ll be dead behind me John when I get to Mexico |
[03:56.13] | |
[03:56.45] | Ruth :give me that guitar |
[04:01.00] | music time’s over |
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[00:12.18] | Listen for a moment, lads, |
[00:16.36] | and hear me tell my tale |
[00:19.64] | How over the sea from England shore |
[00:22.69] | I was condemned to sail |
[00:26.24] | The jury found me guilty sir |
[00:29.45] | And said the judge, said he: |
[00:34.32] | For life, Jim Jones, |
[00:36.37] | I' ll sentence you across the stormy sea |
[00:41.45] | |
[00:43.00] | But take my tip before you ship to join the iron gang |
[00:49.64] | Don' t be too gay in Botany Bay |
[00:53.00] | or else you' ll surely hang |
[00:57.57] | Or else you' ll surely hang, said he, |
[01:00.77] | and after that, Jim Jones |
[01:05.23] | High up... High upon... |
[01:09.79] | High upon the gallows tree |
[01:13.43] | the crows will pick your bones |
[01:17.51] | |
[01:19.35] | You' ll have no chance for mischief then, |
[01:22.46] | remember what I say |
[01:25.93] | They' ll flog the poaching out of you |
[01:29.21] | out there on Botany Bay |
[01:32.53] | Waves are high upon the sea, |
[01:35.62] | the wind blows in gales |
[01:40.41] | I' d rather drowned in misery |
[01:43.95] | than come to New South Wales |
[01:48.08] | |
[01:48.40] | The wind blew high upon the sea |
[01:52.00] | when the pirates came along |
[01:55.23] | But the soldiers on our convict ship |
[01:58.00] | were full five hundred strong |
[02:02.09] | They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away |
[02:10.00] | I' d rather joined that pirate ship |
[02:13.64] | than gone to Botany Bay |
[02:17.34] | |
[02:19.23] | And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town |
[02:26.09] | I' ll kill you bastards one and all, |
[02:29.81] | and I' ll gun the floggers down |
[02:33.29] | I' ll give the law one little shock, |
[02:36.29] | remember what I say |
[02:40.96] | They' ll yet regret they' ve sent Jim Jones |
[02:43.39] | in chains to Botany Bay |
[02:48.42] | |
[02:51.30] | Ruth : that' s the one you like to sing in the stagecoach , hah? |
[02:57.49] | Domergue: em |
[02:58.95] | Ruth : It' s kinda pretty, you gotta another verse to it? |
[03:03.34] | Domergue: yeah, lots. |
[03:06.38] | Ruth : I know. Go ahead, sing it. |
[03:12.82] | Domergue: whatever you say, John |
[03:18.15] | |
[03:19.00] | Now day and night the irons clang |
[03:22.77] | and like poor galley slaves |
[03:26.20] | We toil and toil, and when we die |
[03:29.58] | must fill dishonored graves |
[03:33.12] | But by and by I' ll break my chains into the bush I' ll go |
[03:40.78] | and you' ll be dead behind me John when I get to Mexico |
[03:56.13] | |
[03:56.45] | Ruth : give me that guitar |
[04:01.00] | music time' s over |
ti: | |
ar: | |
al: | |
[00:12.18] | Listen for a moment, lads, |
[00:16.36] | and hear me tell my tale |
[00:19.64] | How over the sea from England shore |
[00:22.69] | I was condemned to sail |
[00:26.24] | The jury found me guilty sir |
[00:29.45] | And said the judge, said he: |
[00:34.32] | For life, Jim Jones, |
[00:36.37] | I' ll sentence you across the stormy sea |
[00:41.45] | |
[00:43.00] | But take my tip before you ship to join the iron gang |
[00:49.64] | Don' t be too gay in Botany Bay |
[00:53.00] | or else you' ll surely hang |
[00:57.57] | Or else you' ll surely hang, said he, |
[01:00.77] | and after that, Jim Jones |
[01:05.23] | High up... High upon... |
[01:09.79] | High upon the gallows tree |
[01:13.43] | the crows will pick your bones |
[01:17.51] | |
[01:19.35] | You' ll have no chance for mischief then, |
[01:22.46] | remember what I say |
[01:25.93] | They' ll flog the poaching out of you |
[01:29.21] | out there on Botany Bay |
[01:32.53] | Waves are high upon the sea, |
[01:35.62] | the wind blows in gales |
[01:40.41] | I' d rather drowned in misery |
[01:43.95] | than come to New South Wales |
[01:48.08] | |
[01:48.40] | The wind blew high upon the sea |
[01:52.00] | when the pirates came along |
[01:55.23] | But the soldiers on our convict ship |
[01:58.00] | were full five hundred strong |
[02:02.09] | They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away |
[02:10.00] | I' d rather joined that pirate ship |
[02:13.64] | than gone to Botany Bay |
[02:17.34] | |
[02:19.23] | And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town |
[02:26.09] | I' ll kill you bastards one and all, |
[02:29.81] | and I' ll gun the floggers down |
[02:33.29] | I' ll give the law one little shock, |
[02:36.29] | remember what I say |
[02:40.96] | They' ll yet regret they' ve sent Jim Jones |
[02:43.39] | in chains to Botany Bay |
[02:48.42] | |
[02:51.30] | Ruth : that' s the one you like to sing in the stagecoach , hah? |
[02:57.49] | Domergue: em |
[02:58.95] | Ruth : It' s kinda pretty, you gotta another verse to it? |
[03:03.34] | Domergue: yeah, lots. |
[03:06.38] | Ruth : I know. Go ahead, sing it. |
[03:12.82] | Domergue: whatever you say, John |
[03:18.15] | |
[03:19.00] | Now day and night the irons clang |
[03:22.77] | and like poor galley slaves |
[03:26.20] | We toil and toil, and when we die |
[03:29.58] | must fill dishonored graves |
[03:33.12] | But by and by I' ll break my chains into the bush I' ll go |
[03:40.78] | and you' ll be dead behind me John when I get to Mexico |
[03:56.13] | |
[03:56.45] | Ruth : give me that guitar |
[04:01.00] | music time' s over |
[00:12.18] | 伙计们,聚过来 |
[00:16.36] | 我的故事值得一听 |
[00:19.64] | 听一听我如何被判罪 |
[00:22.69] | 从英格兰跨海流放 |
[00:26.24] | 陪审团控诉了我的罪行 |
[00:29.45] | 于是法官进行了判决,他说: |
[00:34.32] | 吉姆琼斯 |
[00:36.37] | 我判决你跨越汹涌波涛 流放异地 劳役一生 |
[00:43.00] | 在那之前记住我的忠告 |
[00:49.64] | 在博特尼湾不要作恶 |
[00:53.00] | 不然你将难逃绞刑 |
[00:57.57] | 不然你将难逃绞刑,法官说 |
[01:00.77] | 你若不听劝告,吉姆琼斯 |
[01:05.23] | 高…高高的… |
[01:09.79] | 你会被送上高高的绞架 |
[01:13.43] | 乌鸦会捡拾你的尸骨 |
[01:19.35] | 到那时你将再也无法作恶 |
[01:22.46] | 记住我说的话 |
[01:25.93] | 在博特尼湾 |
[01:29.21] | 他们会鞭打你直到你停止恶行 |
[01:32.53] | 巨浪翻滚 |
[01:35.62] | 狂风怒号 |
[01:40.41] | 我宁愿痛苦溺死 |
[01:43.95] | 也不愿流放到新南威尔士 |
[01:48.40] | 风在浪巅咆哮 |
[01:52.00] | 海盗突然袭来 |
[01:55.23] | 但在我们的囚船上 |
[01:58.00] | 足足有五百壮丁 |
[02:02.09] | 他们猛力开火 海盗船落荒而逃 |
[02:10.00] | 我宁愿登上那海盗船 |
[02:13.64] | 也不愿流放到新南威尔士 |
[02:19.23] | 某个深夜,当城镇万籁俱寂 |
[02:26.09] | 我会把你们这些混蛋全部杀掉 |
[02:29.81] | 还要击毙那些鞭打我的人 |
[02:33.29] | 我要让律法震惊 |
[02:36.29] | 记住我说的话 |
[02:40.96] | 他们终将悔恨 |
[02:43.39] | 把吉姆琼斯押往博特尼湾 |
[02:51.30] | 鲁斯:这就是你在马车上说想唱的那首歌吗? |
[02:57.49] | 多摩格:嗯 |
[02:58.95] | 鲁斯:还不错,还有第二段吗? |
[03:03.34] | 多摩格:有啊 |
[03:06.38] | 鲁斯:那继续唱 |
[03:12.82] | 多摩格:如你所愿,约翰 |
[03:19.00] | 日日夜夜镣铐锒铛 |
[03:22.77] | 我和桨帆船上可怜的奴隶们别无二致 |
[03:26.20] | 我们直至死亡也难逃劳役 |
[03:29.58] | 死后还要被埋入屈辱的坟墓 |
[03:33.12] | 但是我要一点点挣脱镣铐 逃入灌木丛林 |
[03:40.78] | 约翰 当我逃到墨西哥时 你将必死无疑 |
[03:56.45] | 把吉他给我 |
[04:01.00] | 音乐时间到此结束 |