Pigeons-Bill Callahan

[ti:Pigeons] [ar:Bill Callahan] [al:Pigeons] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Pigeons - Bill Callahan (比尔·卡拉汉) [00:04.68]Composed by：Bill Callahan [00:09.36]Hello I'm Johnny Cash [00:15.06]Well the pigeons ate the wedding rice [00:18.72]And exploded somewhere over San Antonio [00:34.51]I picked up the newlyweds and asked them [00:37.58]Where they wanted to go [00:43.92]They said "We don't care we don't know anywhere just go" [00:55.54]Ever since I'd gotten married I started working weddings [01:00.31]Driving this long white limo [01:08.55]They'd had their ceremony in Brackettville [01:12.37]At that phony Alamo [01:21.79]We were 30 miles from the border of Mexico [01:33.48]Well they're in the back laughing at some uncle named Jack [01:37.93]Who got too drunk and during his speech [01:41.94]The tears started to flow [01:49.18]Well they seemed like a match [01:51.42]So I stopped looking for cracks in their road and just drove [02:06.56]Outside of Concan the groom noticed the gold band on my left hand [02:15.16]And said "You got any advice for us old man" [02:22.85]Well I thought for a mile while I drove with a smile [02:38.75]And I said when you are dating you only see each other [02:45.04]And the rest of us can go to hell [02:53.11]But when you are married you are married to the whole wide world [03:04.44]The rich and the poor [03:06.89]The sick and the well [03:09.90]The straights and gays [03:12.71]And the people who say we don't use these terms these days [03:22.87]The salt and the soil [03:30.17]I tried to say my piece [03:32.80]We drove on in silence for a spell [03:40.43]How my words had gone over I couldn't tell [03:52.33]Potent advice or preachy as hell [04:02.29]But when I see people about to marry [04:07.01]I became something of a plenipotentiary [04:13.19]I just think it's good as you probably can tell [04:21.90]When two Adams from the Big Bang [04:24.76]Get back together with the old gang [04:28.52]I drop them at a fancy dancy boutique hotel [04:39.61]And I drive off alone but I'm not alone [04:54.21]Sincerely L. Cohen