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Beeswing
15
W trasie
Americana
Utwór Beeswing został wydany 21 czerwca 2019 przez Trad Records jako część albumu Commons
album cover
AlbumCommons
Data wydania21 czerwca 2019
WytwórniaTrad Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodyjność
Akustyczność
Valence
Taneczność
Energia
BPM109

Kredyty

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Old Salt
Old Salt
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Richard Thompson
Richard Thompson
Composer
Dan Wall
Dan Wall
Arranger

Tekst Utworu

I was eighteen when I came to town, they call it the summer of love
They were burning babies, burning flags, the hawks against the doves
And I took a job at the steaming way down on Caldron Street
And I fell in love with a laundry girl that was working next to me
Well, brown hair zigzagged 'cross her face and a look of half surprise
And like a fox caught in the headlights, there was animal in her eyes
She said to me, "Well, can't you see I'm not the factory kind?
And if you don't take me out of here, I'll surely lose my mind," oh
She was a rare thing, fine as a bee's wing
Well, so fine a breath of wind might blow her away
She was a lost child, she was running wild
And said, "As long as there's no price on love, I'll stay"
And I wouldn't want her any other way
We busked around the market towns, fruit picking down in Kent
We could tinker pots and pans or knives wherever we went
And we were camping down the Gore one time, the work was mighty good
Well, she wouldn't wait for the harvest, though I, I thought we should
And I said to her, "We'll settle down, we'll get a few acres dug
Well, a fire burning in the hearth and babies on the rug"
She said, "Oh man, you foolish man, that surely sounds like hell
While you might be lord of half this
World, you'll not own me as well," oh
She was a rare thing, fine as a bee's wing
Well, so fine a breath of wind might blow her away
She was a lost child, she was running wild
Said, "As long as there's no price on love, I'll stay"
And she wouldn't want me any other way
And I wouldn't want her any other way
We were drinking more in those days, the tempers reached a pitch
Like a fool, I let her run away when she took a rambling itch
And last I heard, she was living rough back on the Derby beat
Well, a bottle of White Horse in her
Pocket and a wolf hound at her feet
And they say that she had gotten married
Once to a man called Romney Brown
But even a gypsy caravan was too much settling down
And they say roses faded, rough weather and hard booze
Well, maybe that's the price you pay for chains that you refuse, oh
She was a rare thing, fine as a bee's wing
And I miss her more than words can ever say
If I could just taste all of her wildness now
If I could hold her in my arms today
And she wouldn't want me any other way
And I wouldn't want her any other way
And she wouldn't want me any other way
Written by: Richard Thompson
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