I'm the Man Who Rode the Mule-Loudon Wainwright III

歌手 : Loudon Wainwright III

专辑 : High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project

语种 : 英语

时长 : 03:35

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TXT I'm the Man Who Rode the Mule-Loudon Wainwright III 文本歌词

I'm the Man Who Rode the Mule - Loudon Wainwright III

I promised to meet her

When the clock struck twenty-three

Down in the village just four miles out of town

She runs the local tavern

And the liquor's always free

But the pickles sell for nineteen cents a pound

Oh she's my Daisy

She's black eyed and she's crazy

The prettiest girl I thought I ever saw

Now her breath smells sweet but

I'd rather smell her feet

For she's my freckle faced consumptive Sara Jane

He's the man who rode the mule around the world

I rode in Noah's Ark and I'm as happy as a lark

I'm the man who rode the mule around the world

I was born about ten thousand years ago

And there's nothing on this earth that I don't know

I saw Peter Paul and Moses

Playing ring around the roses

And I can whup the man that says it isn't so

He's the man who rode the mule around the world

And for Pharaoh's little kiddies

I built all the pyramiddies

I'm the man who rode the mule around the world

Queen Elizabeth she fell in love with me

We were married in Milwaukee secretly

But I rose up and I shook her

And went off with General Hooker

To shoot mosquitoes down in Memphis Tennessee

He's the man who rode the mule around the world

I set the flags a-flying when George Washington quit lying

I'm the man who rode the mule around the world

I'm a very highly educated man

There's not a thing that I don't understand

I've been around so long that I used to sing this song

When Abraham and Isaac rushed the can

He's the man who rode the mule around the world

Oh I rode in Noah's Ark I'm as happy as a lark

I'm the man who rode the mule around the world

I promised to meet her when the clock struck twenty-three

Down in the village just four miles out of town

She runs the local tavern and the liquor's always free

But the pickles sell for nineteen cents a pound