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Gods Bar

Lời bài hát Gods Bar của Bloodkin

“God’s Bar” By Bloodkin From The Box Set "One Long Hustle", Disc 5: "Chase Park Sessions" (Also Appears On The Album "Black Market Tango") *Recorded In One Take Verse 1 We Don’t Get Much Business Here From Strangers The Old Woman Said From Behind The Counter And Took The Money From Lancaster And Studied His Green Eyes His Grey Hair, His Lips All Cracked And Swollen Thirty Dollars Gas Even, The Woman Said And Jabbed The Cash Into The Register Thank You, Sir, You Stayin’ In Town Long? No, Not No Longer Than Necessary I’m Just Passing Through She Stuck Her Hand Down In Her Apron Well, She Said, I Guess You’re Looking For Work I Can Tell You’re A Hard Worker, Son, Just By Seein’ You No, Ma’am; In Fact, I’m Downright Shiftless He Smiled At Her Now For The First Time Ma’am, Would You Know Of A Place Where I Could Get A Drink Around Here? Yes, Sir, Right South Of Town Keep On This Main Road Through Turn Right On Comet Run, And The Bar’ll Run Right Into You Chorus It’s Almost Closing Time You Don’t Have To Go Home But You Can’t Stay Here Verse 2 After Twenty Minutes He Began To Think She’d Steered Him Wrong The Sun Was Sinking Behind The Weird Hills Due West Long Swampy Shadows Stretched Through The Windows Of His Pontiac He Glanced Down At His Watch, But It Had Stopped Ahead In The Distance A Small Figure Appeared A Disconnected Body Floating Between The Road And The Ditch He Slowed His Car And Pulled Right Up Alongside Howdy, He Said, “You Know Where There’s A Bar Around Here?” A Small Smiling Face Peered Back In The Window A Young Blonde Boy Twelve Years At The Most He Wore A Spotless White Suit Jacket, A Filthy Black T-Shirt Underneath A Chip Of Diamond Glemaed From His Front Tooth After A Few Seconds The Boy Winked And Said “You Missed It.” A Few Miles Back On Your Left As You Go You’ll See A Big White Barn That’s Where You Turn, You Can’t Miss It Thanks Lancaster Said, By The Way Do You Need A Ride Chorus It’s Almost Closing Time You Don’t Have To Go Home But You Can’t Stay Here Verse 3 The Boy Dissolved Into Cackling Laughter No Go To Hell Mister By The Way Yourself Let Me Show You Something He Pulled A Gleaming Gold Watch From His Suit Pocket Suspended From A Long Thin Strip Of Leather He Held It Up High Pinching The Strap Between His Thumb And Forefinger And Let The Watch Swing Back And Forth In Long Slow Arcs Sminning Randomly At The End Of Its Tether Flashing Occasional Shards Of The Rising Moon That Reflected While The Boy Said “I Just Stopped Time And Restarted It. Someday You’ll Know I Told The Truth, But Right Now I’ll Be On My Way He Lurched Into The Headlight Beams Ahead As He Passed He Whomed The Hood Good With His Palm And Lancaster Turned Around On The Red Clay Road We Don’t Get Much Business Here From Strangers The Woman Said From Behind The Bar As He Sat Down Somehow He Knew In The Room Out Back Was A Baby’s Skeleton He Knew He’d Have A Snapped Off Rib In His Pocket When He Left Town Chorus It’s Almost Closing Time You Don’t Have To Go Home But You Can’t Stay Here verse 2-1 Two Years Later Lancaster Was Rollin’ Through Montgomery Couldn't Find A Black Place To Eat So He Made A Picnic Took It Down By The River Ran Into Some Baptists Washing Each Others’ Feet Chorus 2 In The River In Montgomery On A Sunday Verse 2-2 That Afternoon It Started To Rain Whole Congregation Took Off Their Clothes They Were Singin In Tongues And Taking Up Serpents Lord They Drunk On What God Only Knows Chorus 2 In The River In Montgomery On A Sunday Verse 2-3 There Was One Blonde-Headed Girl She Didn't Strip Or Hold Serpents She Just Kept Singing And Started To Cry She Was The Cutest Thing Lancaster Ever Seen On A Sunday, She Made Him Glad To Be Alive For The First Time Chorus 2 In The River In Montgomery On A Sunday So The Very Next Sunday They Got Themselves Married He Gave Her A Rib She Gave Him A Grandfather Clock It Keeps Good Time And Every Sunday At Midnight They Sneak Off Swimmin Naked Even God Don’t Watch Chorus 2 In The River In Montgomery On A Sunday Chorus 2 In The River In Montgomery On A Sunday